
May brought us into Ridgefield’s Spring real estate selling season. We continue to see a decline in the number of closed transactions from the previous year, down by almost half compared to May, 2007 and down about 35% year-to-date. After a few months of decline, one measure of price levels, price-per-square-foot, has rebounded to $287 on average - back in line with historical levels of the past couple of years. . Buyers are still in control but they are generally taking a long time to make decisions and are most nervous about a market decline. Although sales are down, luckily Ridgefield has not experienced a huge erosion in property values mostly due to how desirable people find....
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Ridgefield, CT Real Estate Market Report: Home Sales June 2008
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CT was #37 out of 40 states that had appreciation in 2007. It was measured as 0.81% but it was positive.
see http://www.ofheo.gov/media/pdf/4q07hpi.pdf Page 26.
Hi, Just visited as a former Ridgefielder - we lived on Fulling Mill Lane and sold our home in 1972 for 65K whwn we moved to MA - we now live in VA I think it was #115. We always loved the Fourth of July on the village green. Is the old Ridgefield Hardware still there/?
Karen
Yes, Karen,
Ridgefield Hardware is still here! The town is thriving with little boutiques, cafes, and restaurants! We love it here and are sorry you left! -Brad