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Best Fairfield County Neighborhoods for Families in 2026
If you're exploringFairfield county real estate in 2026, you're likely looking for more than just a home. You're looking for space, strong schools, and a lifestyle that works better for your family than what NYC can offer right now. Fairfield ...
How to Prepare and Price a Luxury Home for Sale in New Canaan
Selling a luxury home in New Canaan takes nuanced, intentional market positioning, immaculate home preparation and strategic timing to achieve the optimal result. The market is competitive, tightly held, and driven by buyers who are extremel...
Luxury Home Market Trends in Fairfield County for 2026
As the Luxury Real Estate Market in Fairfield County moves into the second half of 2026 with steady demand, limited inventory, and more selective buyers. If you're planning to buy or sell in this market, understanding what is actually happening...
You Don’t Have to Transfer at Stamford: The Truth About the New Canaan Commute
Contrary to popular belief, New Canaan commuters do not have to transfer at Stamford to reach Grand Central. Metro-North runs five direct morning trains from New Canaan station to Grand Central Terminal before 8 AM on weekdays, with no transfer...
The $7 Million Ceiling Just Broke: What’s Happening at the Top of the New Canaan Market
For as long as I can remember, $6 million was the quiet ceiling in New Canaan real estate. It wasn't a hard and fast rule — but in most years, if a home pushed past $6M, it was the exception everyone talked about in the agent community. Th...
Timing the Market: How Listing Month Has Impacted Sales Price in New Canaan and Darien, CT
Quantifying “When Should I List My House?” Historically, my answer has always depended on a seller’s readiness and the time necessary to prepare a home to look its absolute best, combined with years of observing general market patter...The Mystique (and Myth) of the Off Market Listing
Every once in a while you hear about “pocket listings,” “in-house exclusives,” or “whisper listings” where a house sells off market and both the buyer and the seller are thrilled with the outcome. In an environment where houses are...
The Rise in Multi-Generational Home Buying When “I Live With My Parents” Is A Good Thing
By Amanda Bryan The 2022 National Association of Realtor survey reported that multi-generational home buying, at 14%, was approaching the 2020 post-COVID 10-year high of 15%. The two most common reasons cited in the survey were “Cost Sav...
