Connecticut residents move homes at very low rates thanks to the state’s high housing prices, according to a new analysis.

The office leader in a Greenwich luxury brokerage has been named Connecticut’s Realtor of the Year.

When it comes to profiting off home sales in New England, results may vary.

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.  

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.

Connecticut’s housing market saw a $43 billion gain in valuation year-over-year in July.

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.

Federal incentives for home energy improvements are running out at the end of the year, so it’s decision time for anyone who has been thinking about a heat pump.

Foreclosure activity is increasing across the United States, and Connecticut is among the many states seeing activity.