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Staging Matters When Preparing Your Home for Sale Fairfield CT
According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR) new Profile of Home Staging, staging is likely to have a significant positive impact on your home sale. We’ve all seen homes that languish on the market week after week, or even for mon...
Fairfield CT Neighborhood Map and Neighborhoods
In the Town of Fairfield is a coastal community in Fairfield County with approximately 62,000 residents and has a variety of different neighborhoods. Each neighborhood varies on location, land size, home style and home price. When looking t...
Housing Market Predictions for 2021 in Fairfield CT and Fairfield County
The real estate market in Fairfield, CT and all towns across Fairfield County experienced historic housing numbers from excessive low inventory, low interest rates on mortgages and high buyer demand for the suburbs. The housing market is leadin...
Home Equity – the BIG winner in 2020
In a year that was financially devastating for many Americans, some good news for most homeowners is the dramatic gain in home equity over the last twelve months. Last week, CoreLogic released its 2020 3rd Quarter Homeowner Equity Insights ...
6 Reasons You’ll Win by Selling with a Real Estate Agent this Fall
There are many benefits to working with a real estate professional when selling your house and even more important during the conditions that have developed due to the pandemic. During challenging times, like what we face today, it becomes even...
3Q Housing Market on the Rise | Fairfield County CT
The housing market continues to be the leading force in the economic recovery. By all measures and statistics, we are seeing the proof in the numbers. In the majority of towns in Fairfield County, sales and median sales price for single family ...
Low Mortgage Rates, Is it a good time to buy?
3 Reasons to Leverage Low Mortgage Rates Now Rather Than Pay Later Financial experts disagree on a lot of things, but one item most universally agree with is that it's a poor idea to time the market. This saying holds true for many markets, in...