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How’s the Real Estate Market? Fairfield & Westport CT, October 2025 ๐ŸŽƒ๐Ÿก

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Happy October! ๐ŸŽƒ

I have to ask: What’s the One Thing your next home must have?

Here’s a summary of what happened last month in our Fairfield and Westport CT single-family markets compared to a year ago and the opportunities for making your next move.

โœ… Get updates here for new listings, price changes, local market insights, and mortgage rates.

September 2025
Fairfield

Westport


Key Takeaways from September ๐Ÿง

In Fairfield there was more inventory, more months of supply, and there were more new listings this September compared to last year. However, there were fewer sales and pending sales. For the homes that did sell, the median sale price was up, market time averaged a brisk 20 days (down from 32 last year), and sales averaged 103% of asking, compared to 99% last September. This shows that, although there was more choice for buyers, the competition for some of the listings was still fierce.

In Westport the inventory and months of supply also increased year over year, to 4.16 months of supply, where five to six months is considered a balanced market. Unit sales increased by 24 percent. However, there were fewer new listings, longer market times (averaging 42 vs 33 days), and sale prices averaged just below asking. The median sale price also dipped slightly to $2,175,000. Perhaps a more balanced market is gradually approaching.

And the Opportunities Are… ๐Ÿฅ‡

The 30-year fixed conforming mortgage rate was 6.325% and the jumbo rate just at 6.000% at the time this was written. William Raveis Mortgage also offered adjustable rate mortgages (ARM) at 5% for jumbo, and 5.750% for conforming. This improves affordability for everyone considering a mortgage!

Sellers entering the market now still have a competitive advantage due to relatively low inventory. If you are also looking to buy, you can list your home “subject to finding suitable housing” to protect yourself until you find something you love. You can also have your agent negotiate timing to coordinate your move, such as a delayed closing date.

The market is still leaning toward sellers, and listing your house will provide more choices for everyone trying to make a move! There is a nice window for sellers list their homes and buyers to get in before the holiday season shifts into high gear.

Buyers, if you see something you like, be prepared to act with a complete offer including your pre-approval or proof of funds. If you’ve been watching a listing that’s been on for a while, now’s the time to make your offer. You might have some leverage to strike a good deal!

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Author: Luxury Coastal CT Real Estate Specialist Linda Raymond at William Raveis Southport

Luxury Coastal Real Estate Specialist | Fairfield Beach, Southport & Westport CT | Waterfront & Lifestyle Transitions | William Raveis Real Estate Buying or selling a home can feel overwhelming, or exciting. It is one of lifeโ€™s biggest transitions โ€” and it often comes with more questions than answers. How do I price my home for top dollar? What upgrades matter most to buyers? How can I compete for Fairfield Beach or Westport CT homes for sale without overpaying? Iโ€™m Linda Raymond, a Fairfield County Realtor with William Raveis, and I'm here to guide you to make informed decisions so your move is smooth, strategic, and successful! As a lifelong Connecticut resident who has lived and worked in Westport, Fairfield, Southport, and neighboring towns, I bring deep local knowledge and community connections. My clients trust me for personalized service, innovative marketing, and results-driven strategies that help sellers achieve the best price and buyers find the right fit โ€” whether thatโ€™s a luxury home in the Fairfield Beach Area or Westport or a first home in a welcoming neighborhood. With nearly 100 five-star reviews and recognition as a Luxury Property Specialist, Chairmanโ€™s Elite Club member, and Connecticut Magazineโ€™s Five-Star Professional Award winner, my track record speaks for itself. But what I value most are the long-term relationships Iโ€™ve built. Many of my clients return โ€” or refer friends and family โ€” because they know Iโ€™ll put their goals first. Whether youโ€™re upsizing, downsizing, or relocating to Fairfield County, Iโ€™ll start by listening closely to your needs and priorities. Then, Iโ€™ll create a custom plan to help you move forward with confidence. Letโ€™s make your next move rewarding โ€” and even exciting. Call or text me today at 203.912.4440 to connect with a trusted Fairfield and Westport CT Realtor.

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