The numbers may be all over the map, but one thing is clear about Connecticut's real estate market: it continues to march ever upward. While some parts of the state are up just 3.5%, other parts of the state are up almost 17%!
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The Connecticut single-family housing market largely continues to see sales price increases despite large increases in interest rates over the last year.
It may be cold in Connecticut but the real estate market is hot! Find out how the Connecticut real estate market performed in January 2023, including Fairfield County, the CT Shoreline and Litchfield County.
Not unlike New York and Connecticut’s markets, Rhode Island’s median sales price continues to rise while inventory continues to whither. Learn more from Chilton & Chadwick’s Rhode Island head, Jason Gregory, about where the market has been and where it is going.
In Q1 2023, Fairfield County's real estate market remains stable despite a 60% increase in interest rates, with bidding wars and high prices. Litchfield County experiences a decline in prices, while the CT Shoreline shows resilience with a slight price increase. The Connecticut market remains strong despite challenges.