Connecticut 2020 Market Statistics

In 2020, the Connecticut real estate market saw a mix of factors that led to a strong comeback in the second half of the year.  Record low mortgage rates created a strong sense of urgency for buyers, while low inventory increased the competition. These factors...

August 2020 Market Statistics

Historically, real estate sales begin to slow in August, as the spring and summer markets end and families prepare to go back to school. This year, we continued to see a high volume of pending and closed sales while inventory remained low.  Keep reading as we...

July 2020 Market Statistics

July marked another month with a high level of transactions in Connecticut. In fact, July 2020 marked the highest number for both pending and closed sales in a month for single-family homes! There were 5,056 homes that went under contract and 4,684 closings in July,...

May 2020 Market Statistics

With over 20 closings in May, One + Company felt an increase in buyer activity compared to the low points of early April. Overall, inventory for the state remains low, which is keeping home values stable.  Below, we review May 2020 statistics for all of Connecticut,...

February 2020 Market Statistics

The trend from January 2020 continued into February. Low inventory, coupled with buyers who are looking to purchase and historic-low mortgage rates, means that homes in Connecticut are selling. We are certainly feeling these effects in our marketplaces: since January...