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Source: Vineyard Gazette

Chilmark Jennifer Chun and Daniel Kim purchased 28 Black Point Road and Black Point Beach (Lot 26) in Chilmark for $2,850,000 from Jackbo LLC on Nov. 6. Edgartown 37 Plain Field Way LLC purchased 37 Plain Field Way in Edgartown for $5,300,000 from Christopher D. Charles and Meghan C. Charles on Nov. 5. Brandon Willett and Alexandra Kruse purchased 23 Hamblen Way in Edgartown for $1,147,000 from Daniel G. Garab Trust and Gary Garab & Evelyn E. Garab Family Trust on Nov. 6. Oak Bluffs Helen and Edward Dee purchased 2 Winemack Street in Oak Bluffs for $1,025,000 from Corey Michael Randolph Sr. on Nov. 6. Vineyard Haven John H. Hale III and Nicole Y. Lamb-Hale purchased 21 Woodlawn Avenue in Vineyard Haven for $2,200,000 from Paula M. Lyons on Nov. 5. Debra Phillips and James Murrin purchased 26 Union Court in Vineyard Haven for $1,574,500 from Pieter Pil and Karen Casper on Nov. 6. Stephanie and Michael A.

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