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January 13, 2020
Bridgeport, CT Real Estate Report: Despite recent price gains, market still struggling to make a comeback.
2019 ended with Bridgeport home sale prices heading high and sellers enjoying another year in a hot sellers market, but Bridgeport real estate recovery still has a ways to go! Bridgeport, CT Real Estate Market Report The good news is, home sale prices in 2019 reached a median of $194,500, almost doubling since the bottom of […]
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December 5, 2019
Bridgeport, CT home sale prices nearly double in 5 years, but what’s up ahead for the real estate market?
Bridgeport, CT sellers are enjoying another year of tremendous growth in home sale prices, but the bigger picture tells a different story of the Bridgeport real estate market! Bridgeport, CT Real Estate Market Report: Bridgeport Home Sale Prices:After several years of strong growth, the median home sale price in Bridgeport has grown by over 75% […]
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March 12, 2019
Bridgeport, CT Market Report 2019: Sales prices rise, but so do short sales and foreclosures!
Bridgeport, CT: Continued buyer demand and limited inventory encourage price growth as sales prices hit 5 year high in 2019…yet distress sales still linger on a decade after the real estate bust… FIND OUT WHAT YOUR BRIDGEPORT HOME COULD SELL FOR TODAY!
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April 23, 2018
Will Bridgeport real estate ever recover? Despite small gains, prices still 40% below peak!
When the Connecticut real estate market crashed – Bridgeport sure crashed HARD! Like most Connecticut cities, Bridgeport real estate prices have slowly begun trending up in recent years. Despite small gains, prices still hover almost 40% below the peak prices of 2006, and foreclosures and short sales rage on.Bridgeport, Connecticut Real Estate Market Report 2018:Bridgeport […]
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October 12, 2017
Bridgeport, CT homeowners still struggling with lost values in 2017
Bridgeport, CT short sale and foreclosure report 2017:Its been a decade since the CT housing market started to fall and despite some upward movement in the last few years, Bridgeport is still struggling. 30% of all Bridgeport sales are currently distress sales ( short sales or bank owned sales):The peak of the market in Bridgeport […]
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