Since the birth of our nation, homeownership has always been considered a major piece of the American Dream. As Frederick Peters reports in Forbes: “The idea of a place of one’s own drives the American story. We became a nation out of a desire to slip the bonds of Europe, which was still in many respects a collection […]
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Connecticut Buyer & Seller Perks in Today’s Housing Market. Right now, the housing market is full of outstanding opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Whether you’re thinking of buying your first home, moving up to a bigger one, or selling so you can downsize this spring, there are perks today that are powering big moves for
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If you’ve given even a casual thought to selling your house in the near future, this is the time to really think seriously about making a move. Here’s why this season is the ultimate sellers’ market and the optimal time to make sure your house is available for buyers who are looking for homes to purchase. The latest Existing Home Sales Report from The
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View Homes As of 3/12/21 Buying a Home Spring 2021 Call or Text The Connecticut Real Estate Broker 203-994-3950 155 Connecticut Single Family Homes $500,000 & $550,000. Explore 155 Connecticut single-family homes priced between $500,000 and $550,000, offering the perfect balance of comfort, location, and long-term value. These homes represent a sweet spot
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How Upset Should You Be about 3% Mortgage Rates? Last Thursday, Freddie Mac announced that their 30-year fixed mortgage rate was over 3% (3.02%) for the first time since last July. That news dominated real estate headlines that day and the next. Articles talked about the “negative impact” it may have on the housing market. However, we
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How to Make the Dream of Homeownership in Connecticut a Reality This Year. In 1963, Martin Luther King, Jr. inspired a powerful movement with his famous “I Have a Dream” speech. Through his passion and determination, he sparked interest, ambition, and courage in his audience. Today, reflecting on his message encourages many of us to
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Owning a Connecticut Home Is Still More Affordable Than Renting One. If spending more time at home over the past year is making you really think hard about buying a home instead of renting one, you’re not alone. You may be wondering, however, if the dollars and cents add up in your favor as home prices
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6 Foundational Benefits of Homeownership Today. Over the past year, our homes have become an integral part of our lives more than ever. They’re much more than the houses we live in. They’re our workplaces, virtual schools, and safe havens that provide shelter, stability, and protection through the evolving health crisis. Today, 65.8% of Americans are
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Why It’s Easy to Fall in Love with Connecticut Homeownership [INFOGRAPHIC] Some Highlights: Homeownership provides comfort, stability, and security, and it makes you feel more connected to your community. Owning a home allows you to create lasting memories with family and friends in a space that truly reflects your personality and lifestyle. Your home becomes
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Fulfilling The American Dream The dream of homeownership has long been woven into the fabric of the American story. It represents more than just a financial investment—it’s a symbol of independence, stability, and pride. Today, despite market fluctuations and economic uncertainty in other areas, the housing market continues to shine as one of the strongest
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