Last week, we only saw 9 recent residential sales across Little Compton, Middletown, Newport, Portsmouth, and Tiverton, reflecting a market that is very much in the vices of limited availability. From entry-level condominiums to properties approaching the $2 million mark, buyers and sellers continue to find alignment with active listings as we move deeper into the spring season.
This past weekend was especially active, with a strong turnout at open houses across the area. While overall inventory still trails demand…significantly, we are beginning to see more properties come to market, which is a welcome and necessary shift. More inventory creates opportunity for buyers who have been waiting, while also helping establish clearer pricing benchmarks for sellers.
Even with this increase, supply remains limited enough that well-prepared and properly priced homes continue to perform. Buyers are engaged, but they are also thoughtful. They are weighing condition, location, and long-term value carefully, which reinforces the importance of strategy on both sides of the transaction. Homes that are properly prepared are seeing solid activity, and those that are priced appropriately are commanding offers within the first week on market.
My approach has always been grounded in delivering the best possible outcome for the clients I am fortunate to represent. For sellers, that means maximizing return through preparation, pricing, and exposure. For buyers, it means identifying value and navigating the process with clarity and confidence. Every situation is different, and my role is to provide guidance that is tailored, informed, and aligned with each consumer’s goals.
As we move toward the summer months, I am continuing to take on new clients and schedule consultations for those considering a move. Whether you are thinking about buying, selling, or simply exploring your options, early conversations often lead to better results.
I am grateful to serve our community in this capacity. Being recognized as the #1 RE/MAX agent in Rhode Island last year and serving as President of the Newport County Board of Realtors this year are responsibilities I take seriously, and they continue to shape how I approach this business with care, professionalism, and a strong ethical foundation.
If you would like to discuss your goals or learn more about the current market, I would welcome the opportunity to connect. Please feel free to reach out anytime. You can reach me directly at 401-241-1851.
Here’s a look at What Sold last week in Newport County.
30 Indian Road, Little Compton. Colonial.
Sold Price: $1,300,000
3 beds | 2 full baths | 1 half bath | 1,595 SF
81 Beagle Drive, Middletown. Cape Cod.
Sold Price: $1,650,200
5 beds | 3 baths | 2,580 SF
401 Bellevue Avenue, Unit #112, Newport. One Level Condo.
Sold Price: $427,500
1 bed | 1 bath | 695 SF
73-75 Old Fort Road, Newport. Side/Side Multi-Family.
Sold Price: $880,600
4 beds | 2 baths | 1,865 SF
126 Mitchells Lane, Portsmouth. Cape Cod.
Sold Price: $1,200,000
3 beds | 2 full baths | 1 half bath | 1,886 SF
1309 Anthony Road, Portsmouth. Raised Ranch.
Sold Price: $880,000
2 beds | 2 baths | 1,092 SF
117 Lawrence Drive, Portsmouth. Colonial.
Sold Price: $840,000
4 beds | 2 full baths | 1 half bath | 2,110 SF
32 Arrowhead Drive, Tiverton. Other.
Sold Price: $1,800,000
4 beds | 3 baths | 4,093 SF1282 East Road, Tiverton. Single Family.
Sold Price: $705,500
