Wilton Multifamily Development Sells for $104M
A Wilton apartment complex near the Norwalk line has changed hands for over $1 million per door.
New England Metros Feeling Greatest Mortgage Lock-In Effects
Fairfield County has the nation’s third-biggest gap between the typical homeowner’s mortgage payment and what today’s typical buyer faces.
Credit Scores Help Insurance Premiums, Not Just Mortgage Rates
The key to obtaining a lower mortgage rate is a good credit score. But new research has also found a direct link between credit scores and insurance premiums.
CT Housing Growth Bill Gets Two Cheers from Advocates
For the first time, Connecticut communities will be required to set targets for housing production and tackle the state’s affordability crisis by encouraging development.
PeoplesBank’s President Named to CT Bankers Association Board
The Connecticut Bankers Association members unanimously elected the association’s officers and board members for the 2025-2026 term
Historic Riverfront Property Sold in East Haddam
The one-time summer estate of a Gilded Age swindler in East Haddam was acquired by a local investor for $2.03 million.
Members Approve CrossPoint Federal Credit Union Merger With Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union
Members of CrossPoint Federal Credit Union have approved a merger with Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union.
New London Launches Vacant Storefront Task Force
The city of New London says it’s launching a new effort to tackle downtown retail vacancies with help from the Connecticut Main Street Center.
Fairfield County Luxury Market Among Nation’s Biggest Price Declines
The luxury market in Connecticut’s toniest region is seeing one of the nation’s fastest drops in prices, according to a new Realtor.com analysis.
Price Cuts On Rise In New England
Price cuts are on the rise throughout the nation, according to a new report from listings portal Zillow, and the Hartford area isn’t being spared.
Most Fed Officials Back Rate Cuts. Just Not Necessarily in December
A majority of Federal Reserve policymakers expressed support in late October for further interest rate cuts.
SmartMLS President Says CT Needs More Housing Legislation
The Connecticut legislature just passed what was hoped to be a landmark housing legislation, but SmartMLS President Michael Barbaro says more can be done to address issues in the state’s housing market.
Not All CT Homes Holding Value
While homes are losing their values at a recent high, homes in Connecticut’s three main metro areas are retaining their value better than their counterparts across the country.
Real Estate Agents Balk at Negotiating Fees
Homebuyers looking to pay their agents directly have found little success, according to a new consumer group study.
‘There Will Be a Lot More Office Sales’
As an investment sales broker, Jeff Dunne is bracing for a busy 2026. A growing pipeline of office properties are expected to hit the market, including many transactions driven by lenders seeking to minimize losses.
Mixed Q3 for Home Depot Signals Housing Uncertainty
Home Depot’s third-quarter was mixed with fewer violent storms reaching shore, more anxiety among U.S. consumers and a housing market that is in a deep funk.
CT Bank Regulator Moving Out of Constitution Plaza
The troubled Constitution Plaza office development is losing another tenant: the state’s financial regulator.
Southington Century 21 Affiliate Acquires Third Florida Brokerage
Century 21 AllPoints Realty, a multi-state brokerage based in Southington and active in Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Florida, announced its latest acquisition in the latter state.
Hartford Area Sees Influx of Out-of-Town Renters
Between 2019 and today, Greater Hartford has seen a sizable uptick in the number of renters who’ve moved there from out of town.
New Listings, Inventory Rose in CT Last Month
The number of homes for sale across Connecticut rose in October according to fresh data from SMART MLS, the statewide multiple listings service.
