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According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), the median sales price of single-family homes in Greater Hartford increased 11.9 percent (from $420,000 to $470,000), when compared to May of last year. Pending sales increased 12.8 percent (from 453 to 511) and closed sales dropped 14.3 percent (from 428 to 367). New listings increased 8.8 percent (from 611 to 665) and inventory rose 4.1 percent (from 710 to 739). The average days on market until sale jumped 18.8 percent (from 16 to 19 days), over May of 2025.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), inventory of single-family homes in Greater Hartford rose 1.9 percent (from 616 to 628), when compared to April of last year. The median sales price increased 3.5 percent (from $420,000 to $435,000). Closed sales dropped 11.2 percent (from 348 to 309) and pending sales dropped 1.7 percent (from 410 to 403). New listings increased 10.3 percent (from 535 to 590). The average days on market until sale rose 35.3 percent (from 17 to 23 days), over April of 2025.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), the median sales price of single-family homes Greater Hartford rose 6.9 percent (from $385,000 to $411,500) when compared to March of last year. Closed sales of single-family homes decreased 11.2 percent (from 276 to 245) and pending sales dropped 2.9 percent (from 341 to 331). Housing inventory decreased 14.4 percent (from 557 to 477) and new listings dropped 16.7 percent (from 468 to 390). The average days on market until sale rose 16.0 percent (from 25 to 29 days), over March of 2025.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), closed sales of single-family homes in Greater Hartford increased 2.0 percent (from 249 to 254) when compared to February of last year. The median sales price rose 0.9 percent (from $380,000 to $383,500) and pending sales dropped 15.3 percent (from 300 to 254). Housing inventory decreased 6.1 percent (from 475 to 446) and new listings dropped 16.2 percent (from 302 to 253). The average days on market until sale increased 22.2 percent (from 27 to 33 days), over February of 2025.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), the median sales price of single-family homes in Greater Hartford increased 7.8 percent (from $371,000 to $400,000), when compared to January of last year. Closed sales decreased 14.3 percent (from 300 to 257) and pending sales dipped 8.4 percent (from 299 to 274). Inventory fell 6.2 percent (from 520 to 488) and new listings dropped 10.1 percent (from 316 to 284). The average days on market until sale increased 3.8 percent (from 26 to 27 days), during this same year over year comparison.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), closed sales of single-family homes in Greater Hartford decreased 7.2 percent (from 414 to 384), when compared to December of last year. The median sales price increased 5.5 percent (from $385,000 to $406,000) and pending sales decreased 3.9 percent (from 310 to 298). Inventory fell 5.2 percent (from 563 to 534) and new listings dropped 15.4 percent (from 254 to 215). The average days on market until sale decreased 12.0 percent (from 25 to 22 days), during this same year over year comparison.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), the median sales price of single-family homes in Greater Hartford increased 7.7 percent (from $376,000 to $405,000), when compared to November of last year. Closed sales decreased 14.3 percent (from 419 to 359) and pending sales increased 0.8 percent (from 371 to 374). Inventory grew 0.9 percent (from 700 to 706) and new listings dropped 1.4 percent (from 364 to 359). The average days on market until sale remained unchanged at 20 days, during this same year over year timeframe.

Hartford is one of the market areas served by members of the Greater Hartford Association of Realtors®, has been ranked No. 1 on the Realtor.com® 2026 Top housing markets forecast.
Amid expectations for cooling national price growth and modest mortgage rate relief, buyers are increasingly focused on value. As a result, "refuge markets" are attracting shoppers from larger, high-cost metros seeking relative affordability, more space for the price and greater market stability.

According to the Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR), closed sales of single-family homes in Greater Hartford increased 11.2 percent (from 411 to 457), when compared to October of last year. The median sales price increased 11.9 percent (from $385,000 to $431,000) and pending sales rose 1.6 percent (from 449 to 442). Inventory grew 1.0 percent (from 789 to 797) and new listings increased 1.5 percent (from 538 to 546). The average days on market until sale remained unchanged at 20 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 2.5 percent (from $405,000 to $415,000), when compared to September of 2024. Inventory decreased 2.8 percent (from 785 to 763) and new listings increased 1.1 percent (from 537 to 543). Closed sales dropped 3.7 percent (from 429 to 413) and pending sales increased 19.7 percent (from 386 to 462). The average days on market until sale increased 11.1 percent (from 18 to 20 days), over September of 2024.