January 11, 2021
When do the CARES Act protections end?The CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act) was enacted in March 2020 and contains provisions to help borrowers with federally backed mortgage loans get through pandemic related financial challenges. But 9 months and many extensions later, the various federal agencies are taking a piecemeal approach to
December 11, 2020
It’s been a crazy year in the Connecticut real estate market! Endless buyer demand and rising prices have led to a phenomenal year for sellers! But while home sale prices reach a record high in September, the final quarter of 2020 shows some decline… Connecticut home sale prices peaked in September at $300,000 and have
October 20, 2020
While home owners in many towns state wide are enjoying explosive home value growth, Woodbridge, CT home owners can’t join the party quite yet! Woodbridge home sale prices haven’t changed significantly for most of the last 5 years and are currently at a year to date median of $413,000:Although there has been a slight uptick of
September 9, 2020
Upside down with no way out!After numerous failed attempts to sell their Ridgefield home, my clients were forced to accept that their property simply would not sell for the amount they needed to pay off their FHA mortgage. Like many of CT’s most expensive towns, Ridgefield has been experiencing a downward trend in home sale
September 7, 2020
It took 13 long years, but Connecticut home sale prices have finally returned to the peak of the last market cycle in 2007! The median home sale price in Connecticut in 2020 so far is $270,000! Connecticut is one of the last states in the nation to finally get back to pre-bust pricing. But what’s
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