Insights & Updates
Market trends, neighborhood guides, and expert advice for Connecticut home buyers and sellers.
No cut. A hike. And the Fed says another one's coming before year-end. Here's what that actually means for your CT mortgage.
One tracker says 7.07%, another says 6.76%. Both are real. Here's why they differ and what to do before the Fed meets Sept. 15-16.
Starting October 1st, your agent can't quietly keep your house off the open market without you signing off on it first.
Homes in Southington, Berlin, and Glastonbury are sitting longer than they did last August. Here's what's seasonal and what isn't.
I pulled the MLS numbers for all eight CT counties. Not one shows falling prices - but the real story underneath is more interesting than that.
Here's what's actually happening in the Southington real estate market right now — active inventory, where prices are landing, and what buyers and sellers need to know heading into the summer.
36 homes listed. 25 selling every month. Well-priced homes in Southington go under contract in 1-3 weeks — here's what the current numbers actually show.
Cheshire leads at $272/sqft. New Britain is at $218. Here's the full ranking for five Central CT towns, what drives the gaps, and how to use these numbers before you make an offer.
72% of $300K-$500K homes in Central CT close above asking. Under $300K? Only 49%. Entry-level isn't the hottest band — and there's a real reason why.
May statewide median hit $631,966 - up $44K from a year ago. Hartford County overbid at 5.7%. Here's the full spring 2026 picture and what it means for summer.
The median sale price jumped $22,000 from April to May. Here's what the real numbers behind Southington's spring market actually mean.
The crash crowd has been predicting lower CT home prices for three years running. They're still wrong. But some of what's online is actually correct - and knowing which part matters more than any forecast.
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