This episode of The Triniyah Podcast breaks down the latest trends in Connecticut’s real estate market, covering multifamily home sales and rental data, affordable housing developments in New Haven and West Hartford, recent legislative changes, and national investment and housing trends.
In this episode of Connecticut Real Estate Market Weekly Insights, we cover a wide range of market updates designed to help buyers, sellers, investors, and renters stay informed. We start with detailed sales data on Connecticut's two-, three-, and four-family properties, highlighting median and average prices, days on market, and sales-to-list price ratios. Listeners will also hear an in-depth breakdown of current rental market trends across one- to four-bedroom apartments, including average rents, price per square foot, and time on the market.
We then spotlight state-funded affordable housing projects in New Haven—Ella Blake Commons and West Ridge—and discuss how West Hartford is expanding access through developments like The Camelot. Listeners get a glimpse into how these projects are funded, who they’re designed to serve, and how they fit into broader statewide housing goals.
The episode also explains how Connecticut’s new housing laws are promoting middle housing, streamlining zoning for affordable projects, and adjusting property tax assessment methods. We unpack how these changes could affect both housing supply and property values across the state.
Nationally, we look at Gallup data showing that real estate remains the most favored long-term investment in the U.S., while confidence in stocks declines. We also review ongoing rent declines across major U.S. metros, improving affordability in some areas, and examine how rising property taxes in cities like Tampa, Nashville, and Austin are impacting homeowners.
We wrap up by reminding listeners that real estate is local—and knowing what’s happening in your own neighborhood is key. For anyone looking to buy, sell, or assess their property’s value, we offer a way to connect with our team directly.