Here’s whats happening in the Meriden CT housing market as of February 28, 2014:There are currently 221 single family homes for sale in Meriden: Low list price: $19,900 High list price: $359,000 Average list price: $180,967 Median list price: $174,900 Average Days on Market:64 Homes sold on average for 93.1% of list price There are …
Here’s whats happening in the Wallingford CT housing market as of February 28, 2014:There are currently 165 single family homes for sale in Wallingford: Low list price: $32,900 High list price: $1,299,000 Average list price: $336,254 Median list price: $304,900 Average Days on Market: 85 Homes sold on average for 95.8% of list price There …
Here’s how the Meriden CT housing market looks as of March 31, 2013: There are currently 189 single family homes for sale in Meriden: Low list price: $28,000 High list price: $575,900 Average list price: $203,882 Median list price: $199,900 Average Days on Market: 82 Homes sold on average for 97.7% of list price There …
Meriden CT Market Update for September 2012 Here’s the way the housing market is shaping up in Meriden as of September 30, 2012: There are currently 233 single family homes for sale in Meriden: Low list price: $34,000 High list price: $575,900 Average list price: $191,124 Median list price: $185,000 Average Days on Market: 86 …
Meriden CT Market Update for August 2012 Here’s the way the housing market is shaping up in Meriden as of August 31, 2012: There are currently 232 single family homes for sale in Meriden: Low list price: $34,000 High list price: $575,900 Average list price: $186,395 Median list price: $179,450 Average Days on Market: 97 …
Three Great CHFA Programs for First Time Home Buyers CHFA (the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority) has been helping first time homebuyers and low and moderate income families get affordable housing in Connecticut for over 40 years, and their mortgage rates have recently fallen below the 4% mark (currently at 3.875%, their lowest rate ever). However, …
The economic environment for mortgage rates was little changed this week. Weaker than expected economic data and continued low inflation supported low rates, and investor demand for bonds remained high. As a result, mortgage rates again ended the week a little lower. As the economic recovery has lost steam recently, investors are closely watching for …
Uncertainty about the pace of the economic recovery pushed mortgage rates down to another record low this week. The economic outlook is for slower than normal economic growth with low inflation, which is favorable for mortgage rates. The risks of a “double dip” recession and deflation also increase demand for relatively safer investments such as …
Economic data moved mortgage rates this week. Slower than expected economic growth data and tame inflation figures were favorable for mortgage markets. As a result, mortgage rates ended the week lower. Heading into a Fed meeting next week, the low inflation data released this week means that there is little pressure on the Fed to …
Global economic news was the primary influence on US mortgage markets this week. While the US data released during the week was mixed, an improved economic outlook in many other countries was unfavorable for bond markets. As a result, mortgage rates ended the week a little higher. In recent weeks, mortgage rates have fallen to …