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Connecticut Real Estate Market Overview: A Decade of Change (2012–2022)
The Connecticut real estate market underwent significant transformation between 2012 and 2022, shaped by economic recovery, shifting demographics, and changing lifestyle priorities. Beginning in 2012, the state saw gradual recovery from the 2008 housing crisis, with home prices stabilizing and buyer confidence slowly returning.
By the mid-2010s, Connecticut’s market was marked by steady growth in suburban and coastal communities, driven by improving job markets and historically low interest rates. The pandemic years, especially 2020 through 2022, accelerated demand as remote work fueled a migration from urban centers to spacious suburban and rural properties.
Home values surged across many towns, inventory tightened, and bidding wars became common. Affluent buyers sought luxury homes with home offices, outdoor amenities, and privacy.
From modest post-recession beginnings to an intensely competitive seller’s market, Connecticut’s real estate landscape over the decade reflects broader national trends while highlighting the unique appeal of the state’s blend of lifestyle, location, and long-term value.
Months Supply
New Listings
% of List Price
Homes For Sale
Price Per Square Foot
Pending Sales
Dollar Volume
Closed Sales
Average Shows To Contract
Days On The Market
Shows Per Listing
