See who bought and sold property in McDonough County last week

Helen Spencer

Thu, Aug 18, 2022, 7:01 AM1 min read

Here are the property transfers in McDonough County for Aug. 9-11

• 715 W Chandler St., Macomb - $50,000 - Cambridge Property Group, Inc. to Meyer investment Properties, LLC

• 160 Arlington Dr., Macomb - $37,500 - Nancy L Laverdiere to Meyer Investment Properties, LLC

• 928 W Jackson St., Macomb - $70,000 - Dan Dean to Cambridge Property Group, Inc.

• 902 Candy Ln., Macomb - $228,000 - Francis E Godwyll to Robert C and Barbara S Tillman

• 314 W North St., Colchester - $140,000 - Raymond Finn and Dianna Finn to 314 West North St., LLC Miami Florida

• 815 S Pearl St., Macomb - $100,000 - Lori Chesser and Lisa Kimp to Austin Scott and Casey Kump

• 695 N Jackson St., Bushnell - $12,500 - Fred Smith to Dave Burton

• 10600 E 1000^th St., Macomb 8.49 acres - $299,000 - Theodore and Pamela F Huston to Ginger K Mohr

This article originally appeared on The McDonough County Voice: See who bought and sold property in McDonough County last week

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