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The numbers of single-family sales and condominium sales across Connecticut were down by nearly 25 percent in June on a year-over-year basis, according to new data from The Warren Group, publisher of The Commercial Record.

In total, 2,595 single-family homes and 845 condos sold in June, a 24.3 percent and 22.83 percent decline, respectively. That put the state’s year-to-date single-family sales total at 11,351, 28.31 percent down from last year’s mid-year total. For condos, that figure was 5,333 – a 26.5 percent year-over-year drop-off.

The median single-family sale price was $402,500 statewide in June, up 4.82 percent year-over year. The median condo sale price was $260,000, up 12.07 percent on the same basis.

Year-to-date, the statewide median single-family sale price is up 2.9 percent to $355,000, while the median year-to-date condo sale price is up 13.74 percent to $240,000.