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Historic John Easton House sells for $4.8M in Newport’s Kay Catherine neighborhood

A historic residence in one of Newport’s most coveted neighborhoods has sold for $4,795,000, according to Hogan Associates Christie’s International Real Estate. The John Easton House at 23 Catherine St. in the Kay Catherine neighborhood closed this week. Matt Hadfield of Hogan Associates Christie’s International Real Estate represented the seller. “23 Catherine Street is the […]

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What Sold: A look at 17 Homes that traded hands last week in Newport County (July 14 – 18)

The housing market across Aquidneck Island and greater Newport County remains active, even as we begin to see subtle signs of a shift from a strong seller’s market toward a more balanced, neutral playing field. According to data sourced from the Rhode Island MLS, 17 properties changed hands last week, indicating steady demand despite evolving […]

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Listing of the Week: 549 Aquidneck Avenue, Middletown

If you’ve been searching for a move-in-ready home on Aquidneck Island that balances classic cottage details, location, and opportunity, this is the one. Located on the corner of Morrison Avenue and Aquidneck Avenue, 549 Aquidneck Avenue is a well maintained 3-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom cottage set on an oversized 14,000+ square foot lot, just minutes from both […]

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Portsmouth waterfront estate sells for $2.875 million, marking second highest sale of 2025

The property at 181 Prospect Farm Road was sold by The Soby-Roberts Team from Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty, representing the sellers. Matt Antonio of Chart House, Realtors, represented the buyers in the transaction. Neither the buyer nor the seller was identified by Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty. Located at the end of […]

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What Sold: A look at 15 recent sales in Newport County (July 7 – 11)

Last week, 15 properties changed hands across Newport County. Just another sign that the local real estate market continues to move, even amid broader economic shifts. Locally and nationally, we’re navigating a period of transition. After years of a seller-dominated landscape, the market is slowly adjusting toward more balance and in some regions, even tipping […]

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What Sold: Despite a short holiday week, 18 properties traded hands across Newport County

Even with the Fourth of July falling on a Friday this year, a time when many are focused on celebrations and summer travel, 18 homes and condos successfully closed across Newport County. The local real estate market continues to move, shift, and shape itself in real-time. As inventory remains tight and demand steady, the biggest […]

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Home Of the Week: 17 Dearborn Street — A rare opportunity in Newport’s downtown Yachting Village

They say the three most important words in real estate are location, location, location and 17 Dearborn Street delivers on all three. Just three doors from Thames Street and tucked into the heart of Newport’s famed Yachting Village, this historic property known as The Owen Greelish House offers an extraordinary blend of character, flexibility, and […]

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Historic Newport estate sells for nearly $8 Million, marking city’s highest sale since September

A luxurious Newport estate has sold for $7,925,000, marking the highest real estate transaction in the city since September of 2024, according to Multiple Listing Service data announced Tuesday by Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty. The property at 10 Ocean Lawn Lane changed hands through a transaction that brought together agents from two real […]

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What Sold: A look at 22 homes that recently changed hands in Newport County (June 16 – 20)

The middle of June saw 22 homes successfully close across Newport County, according to the statewide MLS. These sales ranged from a $209,000 bungalow to a $7,925,000 new-construction mansion, illustrating the breadth of the current real estate landscape. But beyond the numbers, there’s something more telling happening beneath the surface, a slight but noticeable shift […]

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Procaccianti Companies gets green light for The Bellevue Hotel

Procaccianti Companies on Thursday (June 19) announced that it has secured all necessary approvals to build The Bellevue Hotel, a new high-end boutique property at the Bellevue Gardens Plaza (181 Bellevue Ave.). The city’s Technical Review Committee gave the 91-room hotel project a unanimous thumbs-up on June 11, moving it into the pre-construction stage. “We […]

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What Sold: A look at 14 recent sales in Newport County (June 9 – 13)

School’s out. As we head into the start of summer, the local housing market across Newport County continues to show signs of strength, although not without its complexities. Last week, fourteen homes across Jamestown, Little Compton, Newport, Portsmouth, and Tiverton successfully sold according to data sourced from the Rhode Island statewide MLS. These sales range […]

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What Sold: A look at 12 homes that changed hands last week in Newport County (June 2 – 6)

The Newport County real estate market continues to see momentum as we head toward the start of the Summer season. We saw 12 homes close last week across Middletown, Newport, Portsmouth, and Tiverton according to the statewide MLS. That kind of activity spread across a variety of price points reinforces what we’re seeing on the […]

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On the Market: A look at 44 homes hosting Open Houses this weekend in Newport County (June 7 – 8)

This weekend marks the busiest Open House schedule we’ve seen in Newport County all year and honestly, it’s about time. After months of limited options and tight inventory, it finally feels like the market is starting to breathe again. We’ve got 44 properties open across the county this weekend, ranging from starter condos to waterfront […]

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