First State Signal turns Delaware's scattered county records — deeds, mortgages, permits, courts, and tax rolls — into verified prices, early warnings, and call-ready leads for the people who do CRE here.
| Date | Property | County | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-04-06 | 51 CHESWOLD BLVD, APT 3B, NEWARK DE 19713 · Multifamily | New Castle | $90,250,000 |
| 2025-12-04 | 1100 HELEN DRIVE, UNIT #208, NEWARK DE 19702 · Commercial | New Castle | $76,000,000 |
| 2025-09-19 | 100 INTERCHANGE BLVD NEWARK DE 19711 · Industrial | New Castle | $40,500,000 |
| 2025-12-17 | 509 DEEMERS LNDG, NEW CASTLE DE 19720 · Multifamily | New Castle | $36,876,500 |
| 2025-10-15 | 1201 N MARKET ST · Commercial | New Castle | $32,000,000 |
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A weekly read of what actually moved in Delaware CRE — verified sales, new distress, permits, and the week's development pipeline. Free. Written by a Delaware operator, not a content mill.
The week's verified sales, distress, and pipeline in one email — plus call-ready daily triggers. See a recent issue →
Recorder-verified prices, pricing by county and type, distress and debt activity — every number sourced. Read the latest →
A screening memo for one property — verified sale history, recorded debt, comps, and signals — at $99–250 per report. Or the Comp Pack: subject-anchored comparable sales with an adjustment grid, PDF plus workfile CSV, at $99–199 per report. Order a report →
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First State Signal was built by a Delaware commercial real estate operator who needed it himself — tired of paying for national tools that don't know Sussex from New Castle, and of checking a dozen county sites by hand. The data comes straight from the public record: county deeds, the Recorder's transfer-tax reports, mortgage and lien indexes, permits, court dockets, and live tax rolls. Where a price is verified, it says so; where a figure is estimated, it's labeled. That's the whole product — the record, made usable.