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For Buyers

Market trends, neighborhood guides, and expert advice for Connecticut home buyers and sellers.

Time To Won Program
For Buyers · May 29, 2026

Connecticut's Forgivable $25,000 Down Payment Program: Time to Own

Stay in your first Connecticut home for ten years and the state forgives the entire $25,000 it gave you. Zero interest. No monthly payments. Most first-time buyers have never heard of it.

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For Buyers · May 5, 2026

The Post-Move Checklist Nobody Hands You at Closing

You got the keys. Now there are 23 places that still have your old address. Here's what to update, and a timeline for getting through all of it.

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For Buyers · May 4, 2026

What CT Towns Offer Best Walkability and Transit Under $400,000

Connecticut is car country, mostly. But along two transit corridors, walkable neighborhoods and under-$400K prices still coexist. Here's the map.

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Heublein Tower by Craig R.
For Buyers · Mar 31, 2026

Farmington Valley Home Buying Guide: Avon, Simsbury, Canton Compared

Compare Avon, Simsbury, and Canton neighborhoods in Connecticut's prestigious Farmington Valley. Find your perfect home in these sought-after communities.

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A grassy field with trees and buildings in the background — Photo by Richard Liu on Unsplash
For Buyers · Mar 31, 2026

Southington School Districts: Complete Family Guide to Central CT

Discover why Southington's top-rated schools make it a premier choice for families in central Connecticut. Complete district guide inside.

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First time buyer house
For Buyers · Mar 30, 2026

Best Connecticut Towns for First-Time Buyers Under $400K in 2026

Discover affordable Connecticut communities perfect for first-time homebuyers. Explore towns offering great value, amenities, and growth potential.

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