Homes Prices Rise
Prices Rise for Single-Family Homes and Condos
Regional Spotlight-Single-family home sales in Connecticut rose 14 percent to 1519 in January posting the highest volume for the month since 2008 according to The Warren Group.
Sales of single-family homes in Connecticut increased for the 13th consecutive month in January. This marks the highest monthly sales volume for the month since January 2008 when there were 1653 sales.
"We ended 2012 on a pretty positive note and this is carrying into January" says Timothy M. Warren Jr. CEO of The Warren Group. "Recent pending sales data are a hopeful sign for a strong spring market. And given low mortgage rates and steady prices there are positive signs that 2013 will be a second year of recovery."
The median price for Connecticut single-family homes sold in January was $215000 a 2.4 percent increase from $210000 in January 2012. This is the fourth consecutive month that prices rose in the Nutmeg State.
"Low inventory is slowly driving up prices. This should in turn give sellers more confidence to put their homes on the market" Warren says.
A total of 442 Connecticut condominiums were sold in January a near 22 percent increase from January 2012 when 363 sales were recorded.
Condo median prices also increased slightly in January. The median price rose more than 3 percent to $160000 up from $155000 in January 2012. The median price of a Connecticut condo has increased in six out of the last seven months.
Sales of single-family homes in Connecticut increased for the 13th consecutive month in January. This marks the highest monthly sales volume for the month since January 2008 when there were 1653 sales.
"We ended 2012 on a pretty positive note and this is carrying into January" says Timothy M. Warren Jr. CEO of The Warren Group. "Recent pending sales data are a hopeful sign for a strong spring market. And given low mortgage rates and steady prices there are positive signs that 2013 will be a second year of recovery."
The median price for Connecticut single-family homes sold in January was $215000 a 2.4 percent increase from $210000 in January 2012. This is the fourth consecutive month that prices rose in the Nutmeg State.
"Low inventory is slowly driving up prices. This should in turn give sellers more confidence to put their homes on the market" Warren says.
A total of 442 Connecticut condominiums were sold in January a near 22 percent increase from January 2012 when 363 sales were recorded.
Condo median prices also increased slightly in January. The median price rose more than 3 percent to $160000 up from $155000 in January 2012. The median price of a Connecticut condo has increased in six out of the last seven months.
