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Connecticut is rich with beautiful sceneries and attractions like Yale University and two major Indian reservation casinos. Connecticut’s real estate and homes for sale offer some of the best values in the US as well as some of the most affluent cities located in Southern Connecticut which include Stamford, Greenwich, New Canaan, Darian, among other top real estate markets. Thanks for the rapid economic activities in Bridgeport and New Haven, it becomes the 3rd wealthiest state in United States and generally being considered as the safest city to stay. East Haddam is attracted mostly buyers with families and Essex targets waterfront home lovers. Hartford, is the capital of Connecticut, is ranked on top 5 of owning the healthiest property market in America. The number of home construction projects in Connecticut hit record, explaining government’s full confidence in its future real estate development.
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Regis Philbin's Connecticut mansion for sale
Talk-show legend Regis Philbin and his wife, Joy, have put their English-inspired manor on North Stanwich Road in Greenwich on the market for $4.595 million.
Home Court Advantage | Five Homes with Private Bocce Courts
A game of bocce—on a private court just steps from a home filled with luxurious amenities—is the perfect way to pass the time during the last glorious weeks of summer and the first cool days of fall.
Philip Roth's historic Connecticut home for sale
Philip Roth’s idyllic Connecticut escape is now on the market for $2.925 million, reports the Wall Street Journal.
5 Interior Design Trends to Bring Home from Luxury Hotels
With design-forward hotels popping up on every corner of the globe, it can sometimes be hard to choose where to land—and even harder to leave at the end of your stay.
A big drop for high-priced homes
The average sale price for luxury homes nationwide fell 1.6% to $1.55 million in the first quarter of 2019, according to Redfin, the first quarterly decline in three years.
Marriott will now rent out luxury homes and apartments
Marriott International Inc. is expanding its home-sharing business to the U.S., becoming the latest hotel operator to challenge Airbnb at its own game.