Arlington's September real estate recording period saw home sales ranging from $279,000 to $1.55 million, reflecting a wide spread in local home prices across neighborhoods. From our own coverage: Real estate roundup tracks September home sales.
The Arlington Park and Recreation Commission's Oct. 13 meeting surfaced two items of note for local sports facilities: a capital-planning note that North Union Field's baseball diamond needs about $150,000 in repairs to its playing surface, stairway and retaining wall, and clarified design…
Arlington home sales ranged from $279,000 to $1.55 million in September recording period. From our own coverage: September home sales ranged from $279,000 to $1.55 million.
Eighteen Arlington property transfers were recorded between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, with seven carrying a sale price ranging from $279,000 to $1,550,000 and a median of $1,095,000.
Arlington police and schools announce new partnership aimed at increasing student safety this fall.
Conservation Commission approved $730 for Spy Pond plantings and continued Arlington Coal and Lumber hearing to November 5.
Envision Arlington Standing Committee set target dates for its 2027 Annual Town Survey during an October 14 meeting, with launch January 10 and close February 24 to provide feedback to Town Meeting on an override.
Arlington reconsiders its decades-old rejection of the Red Line extension amid renewed interest. Also in today's brief (13 items): Arlington's T rejection draws renewed interest; Patch publishes 2026 election voter guide; Panorama student survey begins Oct. 19; Virtual housing forum meets tonight.
Commission heard fields are overused by up to 623 percent, discussed potential turf conversions for five sites, and agreed to soft-open Crosby Courts this fall.
Arlington's Zoning Board closed hearings on a firearms office and fifth residential unit, advancing both to written decisions scheduled for October 27.