So far in 2018, Connecticut median home marketing time dropped to just 33 days, and the median home sale price rose 5% over 2017 to $240,000:

Connecticut’s real estate values have been much slower to rise than most of the nation​, so this is certainly fantastic news for many CT home owners. The Connecticut market peaked in 2007 at a median of $272,000, and proceeded to crash for the next 5 years, bottoming out in 2012 at $218,000.  Thousands were left with negative equity and unable to sell, resulting in a flood of short sales and foreclosures. While many have managed to dig out of negative equity with the rising prices seen over the last few years, many remain.