Category: Fairfield County
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Why Experts Say Mortgage Rates Should Ease Over the Next Year
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Keeping up with all of these shifts can feel overwhelming. That’s why having an experienced agent or lender on your side matters. I will give you real-time updates on mortgage rates.
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What Buyers Say They Need Most (and how the market’s responding)
Both of the top concerns for buyers are seeing some improvement. Prices are moderating. Rates are easing. And both trends could stick around going into 2026.
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Why Now May Be a Key 2025 Moment to Sell Your House
Buyers are watching rates, weighing their options, and starting to get off the sidelines. If you are thinking about selling, this may be your chance to get ahead.
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Do You Know How Much Your House is Really Worth?
Chances are, your house is worth quite a bit right now. If you are curious about the value of your home, give me a call. I will run the numbers and give you a professional equity assessment report, so you know what you are working with and where you can go from here.
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What a Fed Rate Cut Could Mean for Mortgage Rates
Mortgage rates likely won’t drop sharply overnight. If the Fed begins a rate-cutting cycle, and markets continue to expect it, mortgage rates could trend lower later this year and into 2026.
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Things To Do In Connecticut this October
Take advantage of the many activities in Connecticut this fall.
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Why 50% of Homes Are Selling for Under Asking and How To Avoid It
If your selling strategy still assumes you will get multiple offers over asking, it’s officially time for a reset. That frenzied seller’s market is behind us. And here are the numbers to prove it. From Frenzy to “Normal” Right now, about 50% of homes on the market are selling for less than their asking price…
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What Mortgage Delinquencies Tell Us About the Future of Foreclosures
You may be seeing headlines about how foreclosures are rising. And if that makes you nervous that we’re headed for another crash, here’s what you should know. According to ATTOM, during the housing crash, over nine million people went through some sort of distressed sale (2007-2011). Last year, there were just over 300,000. So, even…