- by Lamacchia Realty
June 2025
Connecticut Housing Report
CONNECTICUT
Home Sales Up, Average Price Up
Home sales are up 7.8% year over year, with June 2025 at 3,442 compared to 3,230 last June. Sales are up across all categories
- Single families: 2,230 (2024) | 2,701 (2025)
- Condominiums: 690 (2024) | 741 (2025)
The average sale price has increased by 2.4% compared to last year, now at $627,755 from $613,177. Prices increased for all categories.
- Single families: $675,704 (2024) | $694,166 (2025)
- Condominiums: $383,018 (2024) | $385,682 (2025)
Homes Listed For Sale:
The number of homes listed is up by 7.7% when compared to June 2024.
- 2025: 4,412
- 2024: 4,097
- 2023: 4,111
Pending Home Sales:
The number of homes placed under contract is up by 10.2% when compared to June 2024.
- 2025: 3,554
- 2024: 3,224
- 2023: 3,423
Data provided by SmartMLS then compared to the prior year.
What’s Happening in the Market?
- In June 2025, national home sales decreased by 2.7%. Despite this trend, Connecticut saw an increase in homes sold.
- According to Mortgage News Daily, June mortgage rates ended around 6.7%. So far in July, rates have been remaining steady between 6.7% – 6.8%
- The market is shifting—sellers, now is the time to be smart and proactive. Pricing your home correctly from the beginning can make all the difference in getting it sold quickly.
- Great news for buyers: inventory is growing, giving you more options and negotiating power. Don’t miss these 5 key tips every first-time buyer should know.
As we navigate the adjusting market and the impact it’s having on buying, selling, renting, and homeownership, being informed is one of the first steps in knowing what to do next. Click on the button to visit the CT Real Estate Updates page and never hesitate to contact us with questions.

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