131 Broadway #6 Newport, RI 02840

The Spring real estate market in Newport County is about to be in full swing, and if the early signs are any indication, competition remains incredibly strong. Over the past week, 15 homes closed across Jamestown, Middletown, Newport, Portsmouth, and Tiverton, further reinforcing the steady demand for housing in our coastal communities. Portsmouth saw the most sales with six properties changing hands, followed by Tiverton with four, while Jamestown recorded two closings. Middletown and Newport each had just one or two transactions, underscoring the limited inventory available in some of the most sought-after neighborhoods.

Every listing I have had the opportunity to bring to market this year has seen multiple offers and gone under contract over the asking price. That’s not an anomaly—it’s the reality of today’s market. Buyers are competing aggressively for well-positioned properties, and with interest in the area showing no signs of slowing down, I expect this trend to continue throughout 2025. Those who have been waiting for prices to drop or for competition to ease may need to rethink their approach. Coastal communities like Newport County have proven to be resilient in any market cycle, and with demand still outpacing supply, home values remain strong.

For buyers, that means preparation is key. Having financing in place, understanding the competitive landscape, and working with an experienced agent can make all the difference when the right property comes along. For sellers, this is an ideal time to consider listing, but strategy matters. Proper pricing, high-quality marketing, and strong representation are critical in ensuring a home attracts the right buyers and maximizes its value.

As the Spring market gains momentum, there will be more opportunities for both buyers and sellers, but competition will remain a defining factor. If you’re thinking about making a move this year or simply want to understand what your home may be worth in today’s market, I’d be happy to provide a confidential valuation and insight into your options. This What Sold report is available exclusively on WhatsUpNewp each week. For more information on recent sales or to discuss your real estate goals, reach out to me at 401-241-1851 or TylerB@resultswithremax.com.

Jamestown

  • 149 Hamilton Avenue$2,800,000
    • Cape Cod, Contemporary
    • 5 Bedrooms | 4.5 Bathrooms
    • 3,418 sq. ft.
    • 95 Days on Market
  • 64 Southwest Avenue$725,000
    • Cape Cod
    • 4 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom
    • 1,248 sq. ft.
    • 258 Days on Market

Middletown

  • 28 Reardon Drive$550,000
    • Raised Ranch
    • 4 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
    • 1,041 sq. ft.
    • 58 Days on Market

Newport

  • 131 Broadway, Unit #6$350,000
    • One Level Condominium
    • 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom
    • 433 sq. ft.
    • 37 Days on Market
  • 22 Rhode Island Avenue$1,350,000
    • Multi-Family (Up/Down)
    • 8 Bedrooms | 3 Bathrooms
    • 6,195 sq. ft.
    • 84 Days on Market

Portsmouth

Tiverton

  • 41 Old Farm Lane$750,000
    • Bungalow
    • 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
    • 1,500 sq. ft.
    • 9 Days on Market
  • 424 Judson Street$430,000
    • Ranch
    • 2 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom
    • 1,106 sq. ft.
    • 39 Days on Market
  • 24 Hudson Street $404,999
    • Ranch
    • 3 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom
    • 1,128 sq. ft.
    • 69 Days on Market
  • 19 Campion Avenue$370,000
    • Ranch
    • 2 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom
    • 960 sq. ft.
    • 78 Days on Market

Tyler Bernadyn is a licensed real estate broker, partner at REMAX Results, and the 2026 President of the Newport County Board of REALTORS. He is known for a thoughtful, consultative approach rooted in local knowledge and a strong connection to the community. Tyler’s business is built primarily through referrals, with a focus on guiding clients through each step of the real estate process with confidence, communication, and care. In 2025, Tyler was recognized as the top-producing REMAX agent...