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Market Conditions Summary for Clinton, Connecticut

Reported by

Camille Ackermann
as of 10/10/2008:

Clinton, CT traces its history back to 1663. Overlooking Long Island Sound it is a small New England shore town centrally located between Boston and New York and also halfway between New Haven and New London. Clinton offers a historic colonial... MORE->
About Camille Ackermann

Reported by

Bob Ferrigno
as of 10/8/2008:

In Clinton there were 22 sales in the first quarter of 2008 compared to 30 in 2007. In the first quarter of 2007 homes stayed on the market an average of 99 days. In 2008 it was 122 days. The % of actual sales price to list in 2007 was 96%. In 2008... MORE->
About Bob Ferrigno

Reported by

Eric Thal
as of 9/15/2008:

Closed single-family residential transactions for 2nd quarter 2008 as compared to 2nd quarter 2007: Median sales price is down 9.9% from $372,500 to $335,750. The number of sales is down 9.5% from 42 to 38 for the... MORE->
About Eric Thal

Reported by

Adrian S. Price
as of 8/26/2008:

Fixed Rate Mortgage rates are still very low and home prices remain favorable. If you are considering buying, this market offers an impressive selection. Time to get out there and find your NEW home! Sellers will need to be priced competitively with... MORE->
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Average Current Market Rating: 2 (4 ratings)

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Buyer's Market			Seller's Market

Average Current Price Trend: 2 (4 ratings)

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Falling			Rising

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Note: A strong Buyer's Market does not necessarily mean that it is not a good time to sell your home. Likewise, a strong Seller's Market does not necessarily mean it is a bad time to buy a home. We suggest contacting one of the Real Estate Professionals on this page for advice.

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