The second quarter market showed home sale gains for all five towns! Every town showed double digit increases in the number of properties sold.
Connecticut Real Estate Market Statistics
Second Quarter April 1 - June 30, 2009
| Town | Active Listings | Avg. List Price | Sold Listings | Avg. Market Time | Avg.List Price | Avg. Sale Price | SP:LP Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Easton | 93 | 1,001,126 | 16 | 139 | 594,312 | 566,420 | 95 |
| Fairfield | 495 | 1,135,077 | 152 | 102 | 821,061 | 759,698 | 92 |
| Weston | 174 | 1,393,284 | 24 | 113 | 894,345 | 830,604 | 92 |
| Westport | 365 | 2,238,055 | 73 | 111 | 1,507,074 | 1,91,576 | 92 |
| Wilton | 160 | 1,367,948 | 47 | 117 | 884,651 | 828,592 | 93 |
Easton led the pack with a 75% increase, while Westport trailed the pack with a 52% increase. Westport did lead the pack with their average sale price increasing by $169,787. Fairfield came in second with an increase of $66,567. Wilton posted a respectable increase of $16,370, while Easton posted an increase of $195.00. Weston had a whopping decrease of $520,271 compared to first quarter. This decrease was due mostly to some higher priced properties selling first quarter and then a leveling off in the second quarter. All the towns had a relatively similar Average Market Time ranging from 102-139 days. Also, selling price to listing price ratio was extremely close ranging from 92-95%.








