Tag Archives: Connecticut real estate

Do the positive forecasts for a great 2013 for the housing sector really apply to Connecticut real estate? Despite several recent challenges and uncertainty all predictions are for a stellar 2013 when it comes to the U.S. housing market.

There are two pitched battles going on over Connecticut real estate right now. What do they mean for New Haven locals and real estate investors everywhere?

A new fiscal deal has been struck to avoid the worst fallout from going over the cliff but how will it affect Connecticut real estate? There seem to be pros and cons for everyone from the new fiscal crisis bill, though the news of a deal definitely appears to be a far better outcome than many feared.

Connecticut has had a rough year of it in 2012, so what should we expect to see in the local real estate market in the coming months? Will the recent crises weigh down the Connecticut real estate market in 2013 or will the market fight back against the odds to out-perform the recent years of harder times?

Rents are on the rise, signaling the time is ripe to buy CT homes. A new report from the Hartford Courant and data compiler Trulia reveals Connecticut real estate is catching rebound fever as rental rates head up.

What’s ahead for Connecticut real estate now? Connecticut real estate is currently a diverse market with lots of positive signs and opportunities for those buying a home or in real estate investing.

Independence Day is one holiday no one should take for granted but it is also a great time for buying and selling Connecticut real estate.

Thinking about selling Connecticut real estate? Make sure you have thought these 5 important factors through before putting out that sign…

Guilford is a rustic town on the Long Island Sound with a secret for anyone who’s thinking of buying a house in Connecticut: this is where all the historic homes are. From the seaside cottages to the expansive groves of maple, Guilford embodies the best of New England, and if you appreciate calm streets, active community life and gorgeous surroundings, you’re going to want to stay awhile.

If you think selling a house is hard now, just wait until next year. And the year after that. And the year after that. And the … okay, you get the point. According to the latest Goldman Sachs forecast, real estate investing will hit rock bottom in 2013 and won’t recover to pre-crash levels until 2023. If you’re selling a house right now, that’s bad news no matter how you slice it.