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$449,000
median sale price
9
median days on market
101.8%
of list price paid
156
homes sold in 12 months
Berlin, last 12 months. SmartMLS closed residential sales as of October 26, 2026.
Selling in Berlin
In a market this active, the risk for a Berlin seller is leaving money on the table, not failing to sell. We price to create competing offers, and we compare terms as well as the number. There are about 2.0 months of supply, a balanced market.
The median sale price rose 4.8% compared with the prior 12 months.
How we sell a Berlin home ›Buying in Berlin
Offers in Berlin generally land near asking, so the strength of the terms and the pre-approval carry weight.
There are 26 homes for sale in Berlin right now.
See Berlin homes for sale ›What clients say.
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About Berlin.
Berlin is made up of villages: Kensington, East Berlin and Berlin proper. It has a CTrail Hartford Line station, easy access to Route 9 and I-91, and the Berlin Lions Fair each fall.
Buyers tend to compare it with Southington and Newington, so that is where our pricing starts.
How we work in Berlin.
Lead with rail and highway access
The Hartford Line station is a real draw for commuters to Hartford and New Haven. We put it in the first paragraph of the listing.
Separate the villages
Kensington and East Berlin trade differently from each other. We pull comps from the same village first.
Price for the commuter buyer
Many Berlin buyers are comparing it to Southington and Newington. Our pricing starts from what those neighbors have sold for.
What sells in Berlin.
Homes closed at 101.8% of list price at the median, with 65% selling above asking. The median home spent 9 days on market, faster than the state as a whole. At $449,000, the median Berlin sale over the last 12 months landed close to the Connecticut median.
Among single-family homes sold in Berlin, the most common styles were Colonial (34%), Ranch (29%), Cape Cod (17%). Condominiums were 17% of sales, so condo and single-family pricing need separate comparisons. The median home sold was built in 1971.
The typical single-family home sold in Berlin has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths and about 1,800 square feet, on about 0.42 acres. It sold for about $253 per square foot.
The busiest price range in Berlin was $500K to $750K, with 31% of sales, followed by $300K to $400K at 27%.
Sales by price range
Sale price vs. list price, by month
Median of the last 3 years of closings
Over the last three years, July has produced the highest sale-to-list ratio in Berlin (104.6%), while June sold the fastest, at a median 4 days. March has been the slowest month, at 13 days.
How Berlin sellers priced.
Only 22% of Berlin homes that sold needed a price reduction first, which says most sellers here start close to the market. 44% sold within a week of listing, and 8% took more than 60 days.
Berlin by neighborhood.
Within Berlin, East Berlin had the highest median sale price of the neighborhoods listed ($495,000) and Kensington the lowest ($433,000). That spread is why we price from sales in the same neighborhood, not the town average.
| Neighborhood | Sales | Median price | Median days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kensington | 76 | $433,000 | 9 |
| East Berlin | 10 | $495,000 | 10 |
Berlin next to its neighbors.
| Town | Median price | Median days | Sale vs. list |
|---|---|---|---|
| Berlin | $449,000 | 9 | 101.8% |
| Newington | $370,000 | 6 | 104.6% |
| Southington | $428,000 | 8 | 101.5% |
| Cheshire | $550,000 | 9 | 101.7% |
| Meriden | $335,000 | 11 | 101.5% |
| Wethersfield | $415,000 | 8 | 103.2% |
Berlin is priced above 4 of the 5 nearby towns compared here and below 1.
Berlin questions.
Does Berlin have train service? +
Yes. Berlin has a station on the CTrail Hartford Line, which many commuters use.
How do Berlin prices compare to Southington? +
The market numbers on this page show Berlin's median sold price and pace. Compare them to our Southington page to see the gap.
What is the median home price in Berlin, CT? +
Based on 156 closed sales in the last 12 months per SmartMLS, the median sale price in Berlin is $449,000. The figure is as of October 26, 2026.
When is the best time to sell a house in Berlin? +
Looking at the last three years of Berlin sales, July had the highest sale-to-list ratio (104.6%) and June had the fastest median days on market (4). Your own timing also depends on your home and your plans, which we can walk through.
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Market statistics are calculated from closed residential sales reported to SmartMLS and are deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Figures are medians for the 12 months before October 26, 2026 unless noted.