Connecticut has not been immune to the plunging home sales plaguing the nation, but new data from The Warren Group shows that the median price of single-family homes has risen.
That’s thanks to a 6 percent price increase in Fairfield County in November, bringing the state’s median single-family home price up 2 percent from last year, from $263,250 then to $268,500 now.
But despite a brief buoy in price, housing market troubles persist as state home sales fell 20.8 percent, from 2,830 in November of 2006 to 2,242 this past November.
