Home Values Up 42% in New Haven—Should You Sell Now?
- Cameron Norfleet
- Oct 4
- 2 min read
If you're a homeowner in New Haven, Connecticut, and you've been thinking about selling, the current market conditions present a golden opportunity. According to the latest data from SmartMLS (as of October 4, 2025), the single-family home market in New Haven is experiencing strong seller-friendly trends.
Market Highlights: A Seller's Advantage
Median Sale Price: $370,000 (up 42.3% from the previous year)
Number of Homes Sold: 33 in September (up 266.7%)
Total Sales Volume: $13 million (up 234%)
Median Days on Market: 31 days (42 days faster than last year)
Average Price per Square Foot: $243 (up 12.1%)
These numbers make it clear: demand is up, and homes are selling quickly and often for more than asking price. Inventory remains tight with just 1.64 months of supply, confirming a strong seller's market.
Buyer Behavior and Pricing Insights
Homes priced between $800k and $999k sold for 7.84% over asking.
Homes in the $1.2M to $1.39M range went for nearly 20% over asking.
Even mid-range homes ($200k to $399k) averaged 2.29% over asking with a 17-day median market time.
However, it’s important to note that 28% of active listings had to reduce their price, with an average drop of 5.8%. Listings that adjusted their price appropriately went under contract in just 7 days.
Strategic Advice for Sellers
1. Price It Right: Overpricing can lead to price drops and extended time on market. Smart pricing leads to faster sales and stronger offers.
2. Prep Your Property: Homes that are clean, staged, and move-in ready consistently outperform those that aren’t.
3. Market Aggressively: Make sure your agent uses both local expertise and digital marketing to draw in competitive buyers.
What’s Next?
Whether you're ready to sell now or just starting to explore your options, understanding the current market gives you a major advantage. With low inventory and rising prices, the timing is ideal to make your move.
Contact us below to find out what your home could sell for and how to make the most of today's competitive New Haven real estate market.


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