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The average price for a single family home built since 2006 is $1,062,041 according to the MLS but the average for a home built since 2000 is a more affordable $982,035. There are a few homes built since 2000 under $500,000 near the lake where there are older homes that were once summer cottages.
This seems rather excessive for the state as a whole. Maybe Fairfield County but certainly not Hartford, New Haven, Tolland, Windham or New London. Jay
This seems rather excessive for the state as a whole. Maybe Fairfield County but certainly not Hartford, New Haven, Tolland, Windham or New London. Jay
I think what he was referring to was the town of Newtown rather than the whole state. Even so, it seems a bit high for Newtown but I did hear the town is now quite pricey.
Yes I do agree about the prices in Newtown. But in perspecitve a $900k home would be for someone who is down grading from a home worth about $1.5 million -$2 million or more.
That is just my opinion ... who else could afford that??
I think what he was referring to was the town of Newtown rather than the whole state. Even so, it seems a bit high for Newtown but I did hear the town is now quite pricey.
The local MLS shows 20 properties, built in 2006 or later, closed in Newtown in 2007 with an average price of $892,122.
If I include properties, built in 2006 or later, that closed in Newtown after 01/01/2006, the average jumps to $917,741.
well i was thinking on moveing down to fl and im from ct can you give me some in put about fl i need some one to give me that info befor i make that move
You might want to ask this question on the Florida Board or start a new thread. What type of informaiton are you lookking for? Jay
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