Easton CT Real Estate Weekly Market Report 5/3/11

EASTON CT HOMES:  The Easton market is traditionally slower than her surrounding towns, although I would like to see just a little more activity here. The median list price in Easton is $724,000, and that has stayed fairly consistent as of late.  

As of this morning, there are 73 homes actively on the market for 109 days and are listed at an average price of $904,489. Three new listings came on the market  this week, and no homes came back on the market after being under deposit.  No properties had a price change, and no properties have gone under the initial deposit stage, oe pending status, (which means that the conditions have been satisfied). CLOSINGS: No properties sold in this last  7 days. There were eight status changes in the last week.

EASTON CT CONDOS: There are no condominiums in Easton.

RENTALS: If you are looking for a rent in town, there are  12 homes or apartments available, and they are listed at average price of $4,891 per month, and have been on the market approximately 67 days.

SOURCE: Market Data is compiled from the GFC-CMLS and represents activity through our local MLS system. Private sales are not included in these statistics.

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Easton CT April 2011 Monthly Real Estate Sales Report

There were two single family home sales in Easton during the month of April  that were reported to the MLS.  The average List price was $672,450 and the average sale price was $657,450, and market time for these listings to sell was 115 days. On average, the sale price to list price ratio. The two 4 bedroom homes that sold was 97.7%.

During this period in 2010, there were 6 sales, and during this period in 2009, there were 4 sales. Although the Easton market is slower than it has been the past few years, I do not see cause for alarm, due to the harsh winter. NOTE: all information was obtained through the GFC-CMLS, which does not include private sales.

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Easton CT Real Estate Weekly Market report 4/26/11

EASTON CT HOMES:  The median list price in Easton is $724,450.  As of this morning, there are 73 homes actively on the market for 109 days and are listed at an average of $914,147. 4 new listings came on the market this week, and no homes came back on the market after being under deposit.  There were 2 properties that had a price change. 2 properties have gone under the initial deposit stage, which we call CTS, and 1 property went into Pending status, which means that the conditions have been satisfied, and the property is scheduled to close. CLOSINGS: No properties sold in this last  7 days. There were 11 status changes in the last week.

EASTON CT CONDOS: There are no condominiums in Easton

If you are looking for a rent in town, there are  12 homes or apartments available, and they are listed at average price of $4,891 per month, and have been on the market approximately 67 days.

SOURCE: Market Data is compiled from the GFC-CMLS and represents activity through our local MLS system. Private sales are not included in these statistics.

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Easton CT Real Estate Weekly Market report 4/19/11

EASTON CT HOMES:  The median list price in Easton is $724,000.  As of this morning, there are 69 homes actively on the market for 108 days and are listed at an average of $918,547. 9 new listings came on the market this week, including 1 home that came back on the market after being under deposit.  There was 1 property that had a price change. 1 property has gone under the initial deposit stage, which we call CTS, and 2 properties went into Pending status, which means that the conditions have been satisfied, and the property is scheduled to close. CLOSINGS: No properties sold in this last  7 days. There were 16 status changes in the last week.

EASTON CT CONDOS: There are no condominiums in Easton

If you are looking for a rent in town, there are  9 homes or apartments available, and they are listed at average price of $4,000 per month, and have been on the market approximately 70 days.

SOURCE: Market Data is compiled from the GFC-CMLS and represents activity through our local MLS system. Private sales are not included in these statistics.

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All about Easton Connecticut

The town of Easton Connecticut was incorporated in 1847, and is comprised of approximately 27 square miles.  There are roughly 7600 residents and 2550 households, 93% of which are owner occupied.

The town of Easton, Connecticut is one of the most beautiful and quaint towns in Fairfield County. There is no real commercial development, except for a village store, one gas station, and a number of older working farms. The well-known Aspetuck and Hemlock Reservoirs are just two of three, formerly owned by The Bridgeport Hydraulic Company, which is  now known as the Aquarion Company that service many of the surrounding towns. This watershed area comprises almost 40% of the entire town of Easton. The area surrounding these reservoirs is as picturesque as a postcard. On your scenic drive in Easton, expect to see an old barn, many historic homes, and plenty of stately manors. 

The town of Easton  boasts over 7500 acres of preserved land, and you will encounter old-style colonial stone walls everywhere you go. It would not be uncommon to see someone riding a horse here, either privately owned, or from one of the local stables like the Lion Hill Riding Academy. The eighteenth century charm and seclusion is evident throughout the town, which has masterfully planned a mix of vintage homes with newer regal homes, while maintaining its rural beauty.

Founded in 1757, but not incorporated until the 1847, Easton's beginnings were brought upon by men from the Parish of Fairfield. Easton was favored by Redcoat and Colonial troops during the revolutionary war. In 1797, Samuel Staples founded the first 'free' school in Easton, so that rich and poor could both receive an adequate education. The fund for the poor exists today, and is known as the Easton Town Deposit Fund.  

This town's current ambience is that of a quiet residential community. The rural character of Easton has been steadfastly maintained over the years, while still allowing minimal residential growth. Zoning still requires 3 acres lot size in over 90% of the town. Housing is strictly single family residences, with no apartments, condominiums, or industry.

The Connecticut Golf Club and the Aspetuck Valley Country Club offer a low key social setting in town, while bordering towns offer varied social happenings.

View an interactive map of Easton and search the MLS for listings

For your reference, this Easton town description can also be accessed by the left column of our website.

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