Home-Sellers’ Profit Margins in New England Vary
When it comes to profiting off home sales in New England, results may vary.
When it comes to profiting off home sales in New England, results may vary.
Originally opened in 2007, Thomaston Savings Bank’s remodeled Middlebury branch reflects how Thomaston Savings does business today, Executive Vice President and COO Timothy Bergstrom says.
A new deal with software company Esusu will let Zillow offer renters direct-to-consumer credit reporting.
While nearly 1 in 3 homes in Connecticut were bought with cash in the first half of this year, these types of deals are on the decline – slightly.
Alexa Kebalo will be heading up the CT Realtors in 2026 with a market that is continuing to deal with a lack of inventory and where sellers still have the upper hand.
Using data from The Warren Group, The Commercial Record has ranked the 50 fastest-growing lenders in Connecticut of 2025.
Residential brokerage Compass has signed a deal to buy Anywhere Real Estate, the parent company of brands like Coldwell Banker and Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate.
Speaking at an event in Boston, M&T Bank CEO René Jones predicted more M&A activity in the Northeast – including some driven by his own institution.
As CEO of PeoplesBank, Tom Senecal has led the mutual bank through some huge changes in the last 10 years, including its entry into the Connecticut market. He’s now set to retire at the end of the year.
PeoplesBank says it’s become the largest U.S. community bank to fully operate on a cloud-native core banking platform after successfully converting to the Nymbus Banking Platform.
Connecticut’s housing market saw a $43 billion gain in valuation year-over-year in July.
After 30 years at PeoplesBank, chairman and CEO Tom Senecal announced that he will retire at the end of 2025.
As the homeownership population across the United States has stopped growing, Connecticut’s rate is below the national average, according to a new report from Redfin.
Jason Mudd, the managing partner at Coldwell Banker-affiliated Cindy Raney & Team, is watching buyer demand slow down in the Fairfield County luxury market as economic uncertainty swirls.
Seven in 10 Gen Z and Millennial renters struggle to afford their regular housing payments, as do 41 percent of homeowners in that age group, according to a new report from Redfin.
Foreclosure activity is increasing across the United States, and Connecticut is among the many states seeing activity.
While construction of multifamily housing units is on the decline nationwide, Hartford has seen some growth in the last year.
With mortgage rates on the decline, an already competitive residential real estate market is set to grown even fiercer in Connecticut.
Citizens Bank has tapped a Barclays Bank veteran to be its lead financial executive.
A year after the National Association of Realtors settlement, the effects on buyer agent commissions appear minimal.