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High-end home sales boosted by properties away from the coast

MARKET BOOST: The Corliss-Carrington House in Providence was sold last year for $6.85 million. It was the most-expensive home sale in the city’s history and the 11th-highest in the state last year. 
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MARKET BOOST: The Corliss-Carrington House in Providence was sold last year for $6.85 million. It was the most-expensive home sale in the city’s history and the 11th-highest in the state last year. 
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COMPASS REAL ESTATE

After a two-year pause, high-end home sales across the Ocean State resumed their climb to new heights in 2024, rising 31% to a new record. Low inventory and inflation continued to push real estate prices higher across the broader market. That helped boost the number of homes selling for more than $1 million above 700

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