A Recession Doesn’t Mean a Housing Crisis. There’s a growing concern about the possibility of a recession. Whether you’ve seen headlines from major financial news sources or heard economic chatter around the office, the fear is understandable. After all, the word recession often brings back memories of the 2008 housing crash—a time of declining home […]
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What Lower Mortgage Rates and Moderate Price Growth Means for You As we step into 2025, the housing market is expected to experience notable changes. The latest mortgage rate forecasts show a slight decrease, and price growth in the real estate market is projected to moderate. These shifts present new opportunities for both buyers and
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Litchfield County, located in northwestern Connecticut, is a captivating region known for its stunning natural landscapes, rich history, and vibrant communities. With rolling hills, picturesque lakes, and charming town centers, this area has much to offer, making it an ideal place for families, retirees, and anyone seeking a tranquil yet engaging lifestyle. In this guide,
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A Guide to Better Living in Connecticut. Retire in Connecticut Retirement is a time to relax, enjoy life, and make the most of your hard-earned savings. While many retirees dream of moving to warmer climates like Florida, recent events and trends are making more Connecticut residents reconsider their retirement plans. As hurricanes intensify, insurance costs
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The Connecticut Real Estate Market Report Summer 2024 is important to home buyers and sellers because it provides crucial insights into current market conditions, helping both parties make informed decisions. For home buyers, it highlights rising prices and shrinking inventory, which means they need to act quickly and be prepared for competitive bidding. Understanding trends
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Litchfield County Monthly Indicators Showings Report Weekly Market Report Rental Report Annual Report Entire Market Greater New Milford Monthly Indicators Barkhamsted Bethlehem Bridgewater Canaan Colebrook Cornwall Goshen Harwinton Kent Litchfield New Hartford New Milford Norfolk North Canaan Morris Plymouth Roxbury Salisbury Sharon Thomaston Torrington Warren Washington Watertown Winchester
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Connecticut Housing Market 2024: Trends and Insights Connecticut Real Estate Market Update June 2024. As we move through 2024, Connecticut’s housing market continues to present both opportunities and challenges. Several recent reports highlight the ongoing issues of rising housing costs, constrained supply, and legislative hurdles impacting the real estate landscape. Rising Housing Prices and Market
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Overview The commercial office market in Connecticut is facing significant challenges and uncertainties in 2024. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to shifts in how office space is utilized, resulting in increased vacancies and a “flight to quality” as companies seek smaller, high-end spaces. While some areas may see a rebound, the overall market is bracing
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Heading into 2024, many people in Connecticut are wondering if it’s the right time to buy a house. With mortgage rates possibly going lower, it seems like a good moment to start thinking about buying a home. But some people believe waiting might reveal even better deals. Getting a house early in the year could
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The Market Simplified by Steve Schappert, The Connecticut Real Estate Broker. In this blog Schappert will explain Real Estate Inventory Levels in CT over the past 20 years. We will explore housing and population growth and try to hint at the future. Nobody has a crystal ball but history repeats itself and studying the past
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