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How’s the Real Estate Market? Fairfield & Westport CT, November 2025 🦃🏡

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Happy November! 🦃 What will you be thankful for and what’s on your wishlist this season?

Take a look at this summary of the Fairfield and Westport CT single-family markets this October compared to a year ago and the opportunities ahead. Spoiler alert: The broad theme is “UP“!

Key Takeaways from October 2025 🧐

In Fairfield sales were up. Inventory, the months of supply and market time were up. The median sale price and price per square foot were up too. Ninety-five percent of the homes sold for at least 95% of asking with an average sale price of 102% of asking.


Westport

Likewise, in Westport sales were up. Inventory, the months of supply, and market time were up. The median sale price also jumped up a whopping 87% from last October due to a number of very high-priced sales. However, just 72% of homes sold for 95% or more of the asking price with an average sale price of 100% of list.


The markets in Fairfield and Westport were dynamic with stronger buyer and seller activity than a year ago. Many sellers still enjoyed top sale prices, while many buyers were able to negotiate prices below the list price.

The Opportunities… 🥳

Rates are down with the 30-year fixed conforming mortgage rate down to 6.125% and the jumbo rate at 5.750% at the time this was written. William Raveis Mortgage also offers adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) with rates in the 5s. This means affordability is up for those considering a mortgage!

Sellers entering the market now have a continued competitive advantage due to appreciation and relatively low inventory. If you are also looking to buy but worry about finding your new home, you have options. You can list your home “subject to finding suitable housing”, sell and rent back until you’re ready to move, negotiate a long closing, or buy first with a bridge loan. Talk to your agent about a strategy that works best for you. Listing your house now will enable you to be a competitive buyer while providing more choices for everyone shopping for a new home!

Buyers, despite some continued multiple offer situations, your options and negotiating power are UP now with increased inventory and longer market times. If you see something you like, be prepared to submit a complete and competitive offer including your pre-approval or proof of funds. Now’s the time to make your offer, as sellers are likely motivated to close before the holidays. You may have some great leverage for a win-win deal!

Reach out to your agent if you wish to be grateful for a new home this season! 🍂 🏡

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How’s the Real Estate Market? Fairfield & Westport CT, October 2025 🎃🏡

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Happy October! 🎃

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.

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

September 2025
Fairfield

Westport


Key Takeaways from September 🧐

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… 🥇

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!

Will you be stepping into a new home this fall? 🍂 🏡

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How’s the Real Estate Market? Fairfield & Westport CT, September 2025 🏡

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📆 It’s mid-September, and the word on the street is that we’re back from vacation and back to school… now what?!

Beach yoga days are numbered, the end-of-summer dust has settled, and now you’re wondering, how’s the real estate market? Here’s a summary of what happened last month in our Fairfield and Westport Connecticut single-family housing markets compared to a year ago and the opportunities that follow.

Stay informed of new listings, price changes, local market insights, and mortgage rates.

August 2025
Changes in Favor of Buyers & Sellers


🧐 What happened in August?

In Fairfield, the number of sales was up even though inventory was down, new listings were down, and the months of supply was down from August a year ago. As a result, prices were up, and sales averaged 104% of asking, compared to 102% last August.

In Westport the number of sales was about the same as last year, and inventory was significantly higher, yet sale prices were still up compared to last August. Fewer new listings came on the market and the average market time was higher, suggesting that some inventory was sitting while some new listings came on and sold quickly. Sale prices averaged close to asking.

🙌 What are the Opportunities?

Low inventory and low affordability continue to be the biggest challenges.

The good news is that the 30-year fixed conforming mortgage rate was down to 6.125% and the jumbo rate just dropped to 6.000% at the time this was written. This improves affordability for everyone considering a mortgage!

Sellers who jump into the market now have a great competitive advantage. 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 are also in the driver’s seat when it comes to timing and can require a delayed closing date to meet your needs.

Now is primetime for sellers list their homes before the holiday season is upon us. It is still a seller’s market, and listing your house will provide more options for everyone trying to make a move!

Buyers, if you’ve been watching a listing for a while that hasn’t sold yet, now’s the time to make your move- you might have some good leverage to strike a deal!

🎬 Want to Take Action?

Sellers often ask– when is the best time to sell? The answer is- when you are emotionally ready, your house is market-ready, and the time is right for you. There will always be pros and cons to the current market, and it’s impossible to time it accurately.

Pro Seller Tip: Five key factors will get your home sold, and you are in control of most of them! No matter the market conditions, it is critical to position your home to show its very best, which may include some staging and landscape enhancements. Here are some insights into the power of staging psychology. It’s also a good exercise to critique your home as if you were a prospective buyer to gain an honest perspective.

Reach out to 📲 your agent with your questions and desired outcomes so you’ll have a plan and timeline to get where you want to go. Ask your agent what they have in mind for the best marketing strategy to maximize demand for your listing in the current market and what the key points of negotiation are likely to be so you are not surprised. If you’re concerned about where to go, consider this story. Here’s an overview of what you can expect for the process.

As a buyer in this market, be ready to buy! The average market time is still just a few weeks. Reach out to 📲 your agent before you’re ready to bid to review the process, new forms, and a plan that meets your needs. Your agent will help you navigate the market for a successful purchase and/or sale. Your agent can assess the degree of leverage you have when bidding on a home by investigating key variables such as the amount of competition for it at that exact moment.

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you become two different people when you’re
a home seller 😎 and a home buyer 🤨!

Will you be leveraging 💪 the opportunities this fall? 🍂

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Fairfield and Westport CT Real Estate Market Report August 2025 🌻🏡

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Hello August! 🌻

Word on the street- Whew, we got steam heat! ♨️

Here’s a summary of what happened in July in our local Fairfield and Westport single-family housing markets compared to a year ago.

Stay informed of new listings, price changes, local market insights, and mortgage rates.

July 2025
Market Changes in Favor of Buyers & Sellers


What were the July opportunities?

For sellers, there were fewer new listings to compete with in July compared to last year. Sale prices still averaged 103 and 101 percent of asking in Fairfield and Westport respectively. Market time on average remained at four weeks or less (to contract). Sale prices were up in Westport, and average list prices were up in Fairfield compared to July 2024.

For buyers, inventory was up in both towns, and the number of sales was down compared to last July. In Westport, the months of supply was up to 4.82, where five to six months of supply is considered a balanced market! The months of supply refers to how many months it would take to sell all the homes on the market at the current rate of sales. These factors suggest a little more choice, plus some potential leverage for buyers.

At the time this post was written, the 30-year fixed conforming mortgage rate was down to 6.490% and the jumbo rate stayed at 6.125%.

Action Items.

Whether you are thinking of buying, selling, or both, it’s in your best interest to be proactive by meeting with your agent early in your process. This will help you know what to expect in the current market and have a plan in mind.

Many sellers ask– when is the best time to sell? The answer is- when you are emotionally ready, your house is market-ready, and the time is right for you. There will always be pros and cons to the current market, and it’s impossible to time it accurately.

Pro Seller Tip: Five key factors will get your home sold, and you are in control of most of them! No matter the market conditions, it is critical to position your home to show its very best, which may include some staging and landscape enhancements. Here are some insights into the power of staging psychology. It’s also a good exercise to critique your home as if you were a prospective buyer to gain an honest perspective.

Fun Activity:
🖐 Raise your hand if
you become two different people when you’re
a home seller 😎 and a home buyer 😳!

Although the market is still competitive for buyers, many are feeling frustrated by years of rising prices and interest rates, limited choice, and bidding wars. Pricing and presenting your house attractively can help you sell for top dollar in the least amount of time.

Reach out to your agent with your questions and desired outcomes so you’ll have a plan and timeline to get where you want to go. Ask your agent what they have in mind for the best marketing strategy to maximize demand for your listing in the current market and what the key points of negotiation are likely to be so you are not surprised. If you’re concerned about where to go, consider this story. Here’s an overview of what you can expect for the process.

As a buyer in this market, be ready to go! The average market time is still just a few weeks. Reach out to your agent before you’re ready to bid to go over the process, current forms, and a plan that meets your needs. Your agent will help you navigate the market for a successful sale and/or purchase. How much leverage you have when bidding on a home depends on the competition for that property at the time it hits the market.

If you are ready to make an informed decision, you will be well positioned to comfortably secure your new home. This means you are prepared to submit a competitive offer and your proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval are in your agent’s hands.

Also, keep in mind if you are in a multiple-bid situation with financing, you may be competing with cash offers. Talk to your agent about how you can make your offer more attractive in other ways. If you need to sell your house before buying, discuss your options with your agent. Here’s a guide for what you can expect in the process of buying your home.

Can you see yourself in a new home before fall? ⛱️ 🍂

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#LuxuryRealEstate

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#WaterfrontLiving

#BeachHouse

#CoastalLiving

#DreamHome

#HomeSweetHome

#MyHomeisMyCastle

#FairfieldBeachArea

#MarketReport

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#HousingPredictions

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Real Estate News – What Sold in September 2022: Fairfield & Westport CT

September 2022 housing numbers are in! How does September compare to the prior month, is there a slow down, and WHAT SOLD?? Curious what your home is worth?

Find out what happened in our local markets by downloading your free WHAT SOLD report with everything that sold in Fairfield and Westport in the previous month here. If you would like the report for another town, send me a request in the form below, and I will get it to you.

So, what are the numbers, Linda?

In Fairfield, September unit sales were down by 25 from August. The ratio of sale price compared to the list price was down two percent since August. The median sale price was also down, but the median days on market was the same.

In Westport, unit sales were down by 14 from the prior month. Sale price-to-list-price ratios averaged two percent lower than in August. The market time was up by 4 days compared to August.

Comparing September vs August,

Both towns saw fewer sales and sale prices closer to the asking price in September compared to August. The median sale price was lower in Fairfield and higher in Westport in September vs August. Market time was unchanged in Fairfield and longer in Westport.

Comparing September 2022 vs 2021,

Comparing September year over year, unit sales were down in both towns this year. The median sale price is still up from 2021. Market time was down in Fairfield and a few days longer in Westport.

Quick scoop on market status

FAIRFIELD September 2022 vs August

Single-Family Homes

Units Sold: DOWN, 55 (vs 80)

Median Sale Price: DOWN, $853,000 (vs $908,000)

Average Sale vs. Asking Price: DOWN, 101% (vs 103%)

Median Days on Market: SAME 32 (vs 32)

Fairfield 2022 vs 2021

Units Sold: DOWN 27% (55 vs 75)

Median Sale Price: UP 4% ($853,275 vs. $820,000)

Days on Market: DOWN 25% (30 vs. 40)

WESTPORTSeptember 2022 vs. August

Single Family

Units Sold: DOWN, 34 (vs 48)

Median Sale Price: UP, $2,002,500 (vs $1,949,500)

Average Sale vs. Asking Price: DOWN, 101% (vs. 102%)

Median Days on Market: UP, 39 (vs 35)

Westport 2021 vs 2022

Units Sold: DOWN 17% (35 vs 42)

Median Sale Price: UP 41% ($2,080,000 vs $1,475,000)

Days on Market: UP 12% (37 vs 33)

Wondering if now’s a good time to make a move?

Curious what your home is worth?

You may also be wondering if prices will be coming down and if you should make a move now. For monthly charts showing more market parameters in your towns of interest, take a look at the Raveis Local Housing Data, and contact me to discuss the market and your plans.

If you’re thinking of making a move in the next 12 months or have any questions, call directly or send a note to Linda Raymond below.

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Linda’s What Sold Report: August 2022, Fairfield & Westport CT

August 2022 housing numbers are in! How does August compare to the prior month, and WHAT SOLD??

Click image for Instagram Reel with Linda’s quick market update at the end of August!

Find out what happened in our local markets by downloading your free WHAT SOLD report with everything that sold in Fairfield and Westport in the previous month here. If you would like the report for another town, send me a request in the form below, and I will get it to you.

So, what are the numbers, Linda?

In Fairfield, unit sales and market time were down a bit from July. The average sale-to-list price ratio was down two percent since July. In Westport, unit sales were up by four from the prior month. Sale prices averaged 102% of the list price which was four percent lower than it was in July. The market time was up by 15 days compared to July. Homes were selling closer to the asking price in August in both towns compared to July.

FAIRFIELDAugust 2022 vs July

Single-Family Homes

Units Sold: 80 (vs. 89)

Median Sale Price: $908,000 (vs. $899,000)

Average Sale vs. Asking Price: 103% (vs. 105%)

Median Days to Contract: 32 (vs. 35)

WESTPORTAugust 2022 vs. July

Single Family

Units Sold: 48 (vs. 44)

Median Sale Price: $1,949,500 (vs. $2,080,000)

Average Sale vs. Asking Price: 102% (vs. 106%)

Median Days to Contract: 35 (vs. 20)

Wondering if now’s a good time to make a move?

You may be wondering if prices will be coming down and if you should make a move now.

For monthly charts showing more market parameters in your towns of interest, take a look at the Raveis Local Housing Data, and contact me to discuss the market and your plans.

If you’re thinking of making a move in the next 12 months or have any questions, call directly or send a note to Linda Raymond below.

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What Sold in Fairfield & Westport CT in July 2022, and Should You Make a Move?

July 2022 Numbers are in! How does July compare to the previous month, and WHAT SOLD?!

Find out what happened in our local markets by downloading your free WHAT SOLD report with everything that sold in Fairfield and Westport in the previous month here. If you would like the report for another town, send me a request in the form below, and I will get it to you.

So, what are the numbers, Linda?!

In Fairfield, unit sales and market time were up a bit, and the median sale price compared to the asking price was down slightly compared to June. In Westport, unit sales were down from June, and the percentage over asking was also not as high as it was in June. The median days on market were almost the same. If you glance at the two graphs below, you will see the continued trend of upward appreciation of home values in both towns.

FAIRFIELDJuly 2022 (vs. June)

Single-Family Homes

Units Sold: 89 (vs. 84)

Median Sale Price: $899,000 (vs. $935,500)

Average Sale vs. Asking Price: 104% (vs. 105%)

Median Days to Contract: 35 (vs. 22)

Fairfield Median Sale Price Trend: 3-Month Averages

WESTPORTJuly 2022 (vs. June)

Single Family

Units Sold: 44 (vs. 61)

Median Sale Price: $2,080,000 (vs. $2,076,500)

Sale vs. Asking Price: 103% (vs. 108%)

Median Days to Contract: 20 (vs. 21)

Westport Median Sale Price Trend: 3-Month Averages

Wondering if now’s a good time to make a move? (Mark, pictured above, sure is!)

You may be wondering if prices will be coming down and if you should make a move now.

For monthly charts showing more market parameters in you towns of interest, take a look at the Raveis Local Housing Data, and contact me to discuss the market and your plans.

If you’re thinking of making a move in the next 12 months or have any questions, call directly or send a note to Linda Raymond below.

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What Sold in Fairfield & Westport CT in June 2022, and Should You Make a Move?

June 2022 Numbers are in! How did June compare to the previous month, and what sold?

What happened in the Fairfield housing market in June compared to the prior month?

Find out what happened in our local markets by downloading your free WHAT SOLD report with everything that sold in Fairfield and Westport in the previous month here. If you would like the report for another town, send me a request in the form below, and I will get it to you.

Wondering if now’s a good time to make a move?

You may be wondering if prices will be coming down and if you should make a move now. Take a look at the Raveis Local Housing Data, and contact me to discuss the market and your plans.

FAIRFIELD June 2022

Single-Family Homes

Units Sold: 84

Median Sale Price: $935,500 (range $355,000 – $8,812,500)

Average Sale vs. Asking Price: 105%

Median Days to Contract: 22

WESTPORT June 2022

Single Family

Units Sold: 61

Median Sale Price: $2,076,500 (range $621,000 – $9,700,000)

Sale vs. Asking Price: 108% (range 85% – 149%)

Median Days to Contract: 21

If you’re thinking of making a move in the next 12 months or have any questions, call directly or send a note to Linda Raymond below.

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Real Estate News: Westport and Fairfield CT August 2021

July numbers are in, and opportunity still knocks!

You, like many others have been ready to get out of your current home for quite a while, but you haven’t made the move yet. It’s a monumental decision for sure. You want to get the best ROI and the best terms when you sell and also be able to transition to the ideal new home for your next chapter.

But you are worried about how to prepare your house for sale, navigate the process, and manage the timing. This is all very understandable. This is also why you need an expert agent who understands the current market and who will implement a strategy for you that fits with your priorities and guides you toward achieving your goals.

How’s the single-family housing market in Westport and Fairfield Connecticut as we move into August?

Take a look at the stats below showing how the stats in July 2021 compare to July 2020.

In WESTPORT

  • Single-Family Homes Sales are DOWN 28.1.5% from 96 to 69 homes sold.
  • The Median Sale Price is UP 19% from $1,294,500 to $1,540,000.
  • Inventory is DOWN 18.4% from 244 to 199 homes for sale.
  • Months of Supply is DOWN 44.9% from 6 months to 3.51.
  • Market Time is DOWN 41.1% from 73 to 43 days.

In FAIRFIELD

  • Single-Family Homes Sales are DOWN 34.7% from 147 to 96 homes sold.
  • The Median Sale Price is UP 12.5% from $640,000 to $720,000.
  • Inventory is DOWN 42.2% from 396 to 229 homes for sale.
  • Months of Supply is DOWN 60.6% from 6 months to 2.37!
  • Market Time is DOWN 50.6% from 85 to 42 days.

The trends of low inventory, increasing median sale price, and short market time continue through July. Unit sales dipped in July, likely due to the continued reduced inventory in combination with “buyer fatigue”, and summer vacations. We will likely see reduced closings for the same reasons in August as well.

More homes are listed for sale each day, so despite the low inventory, there is an ever-changing selection to choose from, and you only need one to make your move!

As of the day of this writing, there are 68 newly listed single-family homes and condos in Westport and Fairfield.

Yet the buyer demand is still stronger than the supply which is keeping the inventory low, causing some continued multiple offer situations, though not as many as in earlier months, and pushing sale prices up in both towns.

Opportunities are here for both buyers and sellers in this dynamic marketplace, but we can all benefit from more homeowners listing their properties for sale!

Home appreciation is expected to continue according to the National Association of Realtors Chief Economist, Lawrence Yun. Interest rates are anticipated to rise slightly but are still expected to remain historically low.

So if you are seeking your perfect home, you may want to take the plunge and move forward with doing so now!

If you are thinking of selling in the next 12 months and would like to discuss how to buy and sell your home in the current or future markets, call me today 203.912.4440.

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How’s the Housing Market in Westport and Fairfield CT at the Start of July 2021?

As far as the market is concerned, opportunity still knocks! So, why stay on the fence, when you can get a new one! 😉

You, like many others have been ready to get out of your current home for quite a while, but you haven’t made the move yet. It’s a monumental decision for sure. You want to get the best ROI and the best terms when you sell and also be able to transition to the right new home for your next chapter. You are worried about how to prepare your house for sale, navigate the process, and manage the timing. This is all very understandable. This is also why you need an expert agent who understands the current market and who will implement a strategy for you that fits with your priorities and guides you toward achieving your goals.

How’s the single-family housing market in Westport and Fairfield Connecticut as we head into July?

Take a look at the stats below comparing June 2021 to last June 2020:

In WESTPORT

  • Single-Family Homes Sales are UP 25.5% from 51 to 64 homes sold.
  • The Median Sale Price is UP 7.1% from $1,495,000 to $1,601,000.
  • Inventory is DOWN 22.6% from 283 to 219 homes for sale.
  • Months of Supply is DOWN 56.7% from 9 months to 3.72.
  • Market Time is DOWN 65% from 123 to 43 days.

In FAIRFIELD

  • Single-Family Homes Sales are UP 12.9% from 93 to 105 homes sold.
  • The Median Sale Price is UP 16.9% from $650,000 to $760,000.
  • Inventory is DOWN 42.9% from 434 to 248 homes for sale.
  • Months of Supply is DOWN 64.8% from 7 months to 2.46!
  • Market Time is DOWN 45.1% from 91 to 50 days.

The trends of extremely low inventory, increasing median sale price, and short market time continue through June. However, the market is not stagnant. Unit sales are up and we are seeing more homes listed for sale. In fact, as of the day of this writing, there are 71 newly listed single-family homes and condos in Westport and Fairfield. The buyer demand is still stronger than the supply which is keeping the inventory low, causing many multiple offer situations, and pushing sale prices upward in both towns.

Opportunities are here for both buyers and sellers in this dynamic marketplace, but we can all benefit from more homeowners listing their properties for sale!

As the summer temps rise, home appreciation as well as interest rates are anticipated to follow. Yet interest rates are still expected to remain historically low, and buyers continue to look for their perfect homes. If you are a homeowner on the fence, now is a great time to sell!

If you are thinking of selling in the next 12 months and would like to discuss how to buy and sell your home in the current market, call me today 203.912.4440.

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