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September 17, 2019
Hamden, CT Real Estate Report: Market just keeps getting hotter!
More good news for Hamden, CT home owners! 2019 is another year of record growth as prices continue to rise!Home sales prices have grown another 6% year to date 2019 over 2018 and are currently at a 5 year high at $203,200:With buyer demand continuing to exceed the supply of available homes, Hamden home inventory […]
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May 8, 2019
Hamden, CT foreclosures and short sales JUMP in 2019!
Hamden, CT Distress Market Report 2019Despite several years of gains in the marketplace, Hamden year to date home sales show a massive increase in the rates of foreclosed homes and short sales. After dropping down to an 8 year low of 14% of all homes sold, The current rate of distress sales is currently at […]
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February 11, 2019
Hamden, CT Market Update
Hamden, Connecticut Real Estate Market Report: 2019 starts with some rough surprises for Hamden sellers: FIND OUT WHAT YOUR HAMDEN HOME COULD SELL FOR!
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September 26, 2018
Hamden, CT home sale prices on the rise in 2018!
After many years of uncertainty, Hamden sellers see home marketing times drop to a record low and prices rise to a 5 year high in 2018!Hamden, CT Residential Home Sales Prices and Marketing Time:As 2018 draws to an end, Hamden homeowners have enjoyed another year of quickly improving selling conditions. Median home marketing time is […]
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May 2, 2018
Hamden, Connecticut foreclosures and short sales soar again in 2018!
Like most Connecticut towns, Hamden real estate prices have been rising slowly in the last few years. Despite a third year of rising prices in 2018, the median home sales price in Hamden, CT remains 25% below the peak of the market just over a decade ago, and foreclosures and short sales rage on.Hamden, Connecticut […]
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February 27, 2018
Rate of distressed homes for sale in Hamden CT rises in 2018!
Hamden, CT 2018 short sale and foreclosure report: One in every seven new listings this year in Hamden is a short sale or REO sale (bank-owned foreclosure). Despite improving market conditions for Connecticut as a whole, distress inventory remains a staple in the Hamden market.With the rate of newly listed foreclosed homes (REO) dropping a […]
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January 9, 2018
Gap between listing and selling prices in Hamden closing fast as supply falls below demand!
Hamden CT: 2017 closed with single family sales prices up to a 3 year high, and with the gap between listing and closing prices dropping to a 3 year low. Homes in Hamden are selling for more and sellers are taking the lead in negotiations:With buyer demand increasing for several years as inventory dwindled, we […]
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November 15, 2017
Hamden: Looming CT winter season brings lower listing prices and longer marketing times
Hamden, CT: As the slowest real estate season of the year approaches, listing prices start to drop and home marketing times skyrocket: Hamden, CT: As the slowest real estate season of the year approaches, listing prices start to drop and home marketing times skyrocket: In a recurring yearly cycle, Hamden real estate sales peak in […]
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October 4, 2017
Hamden, CT distress property sales stay strong in 2017
Hamden, CT 2017: One in every seven home sales in Hamden is a short sale or REO sale (bank-owned foreclosure). Despite improving market conditions for Hamden homeowners, distress inventory remains a staple in the market:While marketing time on Hamden homes are down and prices are improving, most foreclosures and short sales today are the result […]
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September 13, 2017
Rate of short sales in Hamden CT remains steady in 2017…
Hamden, CT short sales still running steady in 2017. After peaking in 2013 where short sales made up 7% of residential sales, short sales in Hamden have dropped to a more steady average of 3-4% of all sales for the past several years, accounting for 20-30 of all home sales yearly:Hamden, along with most of Connecticut […]
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