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According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), housing inventory dropped 27.3 percent (from 1284 to 933) over October of last year. Closed sales decreased 25.0 percent (from 631 to 473) and pending sales decreased 27.2 percent (from 646 to 470). The median sales price of single-family homes in Greater Hartford increased 8.7 percent (from $300,000 to $326,000). New listings fell 20.1 percent (from 668 to 534) and the average days on market until sale remained unchanged at 28 days, during this same year over year timeframe.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), the median sales price of single-family homes in Greater Hartford increased 13.3 percent (from $300,000 to $340,000) over September of last year. Closed sales decreased 9.1 percent (from 667 to 606) and pending sales decreased 9.0 percent (from 603 to 549). Inventory dropped 34.1 percent (from 1389 to 915). New listings also fell 29.7 percent (from 762 to 536) and the average days on market until sale decreased 20.0 percent (from 25 to 20), during this same year over year timeframe.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), the median sales price of single-family homes in Greater Hartford increased 10.6 percent (from $330,000 to $365,000) over August of last year. Closed sales decreased 12.1 percent (from 729 to 641) and pending sales decreased 5.4 percent (from 698 to 660). Inventory dropped 25.2 percent (from 1348 to 1008). New listings fell 15.7 percent (from 757 to 638) and the average days on market until sale decreased 13.0 percent (from 23 to 20), during this same year over year timeframe.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), the median sales price of single-family homes in Greater Hartford increased 10.1 percent (from $330,000 to $363,375) over July of last year. Closed sales decreased 24.1 percent (from 827 to 628) and pending sales decreased 23.4 percent (from 786 to 685). Inventory dropped 23.5 percent (from 1413 to 1081). New listings fell 18.0 percent (from 835 to 685) and the average days on market until sale decreased 27.3 percent (from 22 to 16), during this same year over year timeframe.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), inventory of single-family homes in Greater Hartford dropped 27.3 percent (from 1462 to 1063) over June of last year. The median sales price increased 4.9 percent (from $335,000 to $351,250). Closed sales decreased 11.2 percent (from 820 to 728) and pending sales decreased 14.4 percent (from 803 to 687). New listings fell 8.1 percent (from 949 to 872) and the average days on market until sale decreased 37.5 percent (from 24 to 15), during this same year over year timeframe.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), the median sales price of single-family homes in Greater Hartford rose 12.7 percent (from $306,000 to $345,000) over May of last year. Closed sales decreased 12.9 percent (from 611 to 532) and pending sales decreased 6.1 percent (from 737 to 692). New listings dropped 12.5 percent (from 934 to 817) and inventory decreased 33.1 percent (from 1422 to 951), over May of 2021. The average days on market until sale decreased 32.0 percent (from 25 to 17).

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), the median sales price of single-family homes in Greater Hartford rose 7.4 percent (from $300,000 to $322,250) over April of last year. Closed sales decreased 16.3 percent (from 526 to 440) and pending sales decreased 12.3 percent (from 649 to 569). New listings dropped 12.0 percent (from 870 to 766) and inventory decreased 33.0 percent (from 1302 to 872). over April of 2021. The average days on market until sale decreased 35.1 percent (from 37 to 24).

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), inventory of single-family homes in Greater Hartford dropped 38.3 percent over March of last year (from 1163 to 718). The median sales price rose 9.4 percent (from $282,500 to $309,000) and new listings dropped 20.3 percent (from 813 to 648). Closed sales dropped 13.3 percent (from 472 to 409) and pending sales decreased 9.6 percent (from 571 to 516) over March of 2021. The average days on market until sale decreased 17.9 percent (from 39 to 32).

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), the median sales price of single-family homes in Greater Hartford remained unchanged from February of last year ($280,000). Closed sales dropped 12.1 percent (from 379 to 333) and pending sales rose 9.2 percent (from 381 to 416). New listings decreased 8.0 percent (from 460 to 423) and inventory dropped 36.8 percent (from 1018 to 643) over February of 2021. The average days on market until sale decreased 35.2 percent (from 54 to 35).

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), inventory of single-family homes in Greater Hartford decreased 36.2 percent (from 1013 to 646) over January of 2021. Closed sales dropped 9.6 percent (from 449 to 406) and pending sales rose 5.1 percent (from 428 to 450). The average days on market until sale decreased 20.9 percent (from 43 to 34). The median sales price increased 1.4 percent (from $286,000 to $289,900) and new listings decreased 8.6 percent (from 408 to 373), during this same year over year period.