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Once in a Lifetime Opportunity for Sellers in Fairfield | Westport | Easton | Weston | All of Fairfield County
If you’re thinking about selling your house in 2022, you truly have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity at your fingertips. When selling anything, you always hope for strong demand for the item coupled with a limited supply. That maximizes your ...
Fairfield County CT Housing Supply and What it Means for You!
One of the hottest topics of conversation in today’s real estate market is the shortage of available homes. Simply put, there are many more potential buyers than there are homes for sale. As a seller, you’ve likely heard that low supply is ...
4 Big Incentives for Homeowners to Sell Now
The housing market keeps sailing along. The only headwind that could take it off course is the lack of inventory for sale. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reports that there were 410,000 fewer single-family homes for sale this March ...
Is the bubble about to pop in Fairfield County?
Talk of a housing bubble is beginning to crop up as home prices have appreciated at a rapid pace this year. All across Fairfield County there has been an increase in median and average home prices and the concern is will it going up too fas...
Is it a Good Time to Buy with Home Prices Surging?
Housing inventory all over Fairfield County is at historic lows. Realtor.com just reported that there are 39% fewer homes for sale today than there were last year. At the same time, buyer demand remains strong. In a recent newsletter, resea...
Real Estate is Driving the Economy in Fairfield County
As the economy recovers from this year’s health crisis, the housing market is playing a leading role in the turnaround. It’s safe to say that what we call “home” is taking on a new meaning, causing many of us to consider buying or selli...
Younger Generation Buyers are in the Market
The demand for homes this year is extraordinary as record-breaking numbers of hopeful buyers continue to shop for homes. This is seen in the market update stats with increased sales and lower days on market. In a normal year, the peak home ...
Forbearance Numbers Are Lower than Expected
Originally, some housing industry analysts were concerned that the mortgage forbearance program (which allows families to delay payments to a later date) could lead to an increase in foreclosures when forbearances end. Some even worried that we...