Strategic Price Cuts Are Helping Homes Move—But Connecticut Sellers Should Still Price Smart While agents aren’t seeing the Black Friday stampedes like the 1980s battles for Cabbage Patch dolls, some property sellers’ price cuts are encouraging more buyers off the sidelines. According to a Zillow analysis, the typical listing received price reductions totaling around $25,000 in October , helping motivate more buyers to schedule showings. While most individual price cuts averaged closer to $10,000, sellers were still able to walk away with strong profits thanks to the significant equity gained over the past several years. Across the country, bigger discounts are showing up in markets like Pittsburgh, New Orleans, and Austin. Meanwhile, more affordable metros—St. Louis, Louisville, Indianapolis—are seeing faster sales and fewer price reductions. 🏠 Connecticut Market Snapshot – Late 2025 Here in Connecticut, however, the story looks a bit different. As of October 31, 2025,...
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