housing market

If you’ve paid attention to the housing market at all over the last year, you know that it’s red hot and Connecticut as some of the hottest markets in the country right now.

New information from the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS gives the latest look at the red-hot housing market.

The burned husk of a home in Walnut Creek is listed for $850,000.

Kevin Rockoff from Rockoff Realty shares the current housing market trends.

The pandemic has boosted housing prices around the country, and experts don’t see any sign of things changing.

People looking for an apartment are finding little luck in parts of the state.

Luke Frey from the Better Business Bureau Serving Connecticut explains what to look out for.

Sales of existing homes fell for the third straight month in April as the number of properties for sale hit a record low, driving prices to new highs.

Homebuyers are facing the most competitive U.S. housing market in decades this spring

After a year-long boom in Connecticut’s housing market, finding real estate is now becoming a real challenge for would-be homebuyers. Realtors believe the state’s strongest real estate market in years is quickly becoming one of the tightest. Home sales continue to surge in 2021, according to local realtors and new figures from SmartMLS, which represents more than 18,000 real estate…

Kelly Turner, Assistant Branch Manager at Norcom Mortgage Glastonbury, explains what you need to know if you’re planning to buy or sell a home.

NBC Connecticut Investigates analyzed newly released home sales data from SmartMLS, which represents more than 18,000 real estate professionals across Connecticut, to show the percentage change between 2019 and 2020.

Angel Garcia, a single father approved for a mortgage loan of $300,000, had high hopes in early 2020 of finding a house he could afford in his hometown of Stamford, Connecticut. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Within months, New Yorkers began fleeing the city and the surrounding area, snapping up houses. Home prices that already had been out of reach…

Parts of Connecticut have become some the hottest real estate markets in the country during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Realtors in Connecticut have seen an increase in inquiries and offers from out-of-state buyers during the pandemic.

Realtors in the southwestern part of the state are finding a silver lining amid the pandemic – out-of-state buyers, many from New York City, looking at homes in Fairfield County.

It is an unexpected upside of the coronavirus crisis – it appears more people are wanting to move to Connecticut from other states. Most of the new interest is from buyers from New York City, according to those in the real estate industry. Realtors in the southwestern part of the state are finding a silver lining amid the pandemic. “This…