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Association Happenings

By Victoria DeAndrea July 7, 2026
July 6, 2026 (Greenwich, CT) - The Greenwich Association of REALTORS® announces the statistics for home sales for the month of June 2026 according to figures provided by the Greenwich Multiple Listing Service, Inc. The Greenwich MLS and greenwich.realestate is the most accurate and comprehensive resource of active inventory and property listing data across all five zip codes of the Town of Greenwich. Single-Family Home Sales There were 58 single-family residential closings reported across all areas of Greenwich during the month of June 2026. This figure decreased 1.69%, compared to June 2025 when there were 59 closings. The Median Sale Price for a single-family home decreased 2.24% to $3,812,500 from the median sales price in June 2025, which was $3,900,000. The average Days On Market (DOM) for residential homes was 37 days; which was a 22.92% decrease from 48days in June 2025. There were 72 new single-family listings brought to the market in June 2026, which is a 24.14% increase in New Listings when compared to June 2025 when there were 58. At month-end, Active single-family inventory totaled 122 units, which is a 28.2% decrease from June 2025 when there were 170 units available. Condominium and Co-op Sales There were 22 condo/co-op residential closings reported across all areas of Greenwich during the month of June 2026. This figure increased 57.14%, compared to June 2025 when there were 14 closings. The Median Sale Price for a condo/co-op increased 23.17% to $970,000 from the median sales price in June 2025, which was $787,500. The average Days On Market (DOM) for condo/co-op residential homes was 48, which was a 23.08% increase from 39 days in June 2025. There were 14 new condo/co-op units brought to the market in June 2026, which is a decrease of 22.22%, compared to June 2025 when there were 18. At month-end, Active condo/co-op inventory totaled 27 units, which is a 34.1% decrease from June 2025 when there were 41 units available. For the latest data and detailed breakdowns, click here to view the full market statistics reports. "June 2026 data reflects a dynamic market in Greenwich, balancing shifting inventory levels with sustained buyer interest," stated Brian Amen, GAR 2026 President. "While single-family sales saw a slight decrease, we observed a significant surge in condo and co-op activity, which saw a 57.14% increase in closings and a 23.17% rise in median sale prices. With active inventory remaining tight across both sectors, buyers and sellers continue to navigate a competitive environment where strategic, well-informed decisions are paramount."
By Victoria DeAndrea July 7, 2026
July 6, 2026 (Greenwich, CT) - The Greenwich Association of REALTORS® announces the 2026 Second Quarter statistics for home sales in The Town of Greenwich, CT. Single-Family Home Sales There were 144 single-family residential closings reported during this period according to figures provided by The Greenwich Multiple Listing Service, Inc., the multiple listing service used by REALTORS® in the Greenwich area. The number of single-family residential closings decreased 8.9%, compared to Q2 2025 when there were 158 closings. The median sale price for a single-family home increased 15.1% to $3,655,000, from the median sales price in Q2 2025, which was $3,175,000. The average days on the market (DOM) for residential homes was 49 days; which was a decrease from 54 days in Q2 2025. Condominium and Co-op Sales There were 49 condo/co-op residential closings reported during this time period; which was a 6.5% increase from Q2 2025 when there were 46 closings. The median sale price for a condo/co-op increased 20.1% to $1,075,000 from the median sales price in Q2 2025, which was $895,000. The average days on the market (DOM) for condo/co-op residential homes was 46; which was a decrease from 66 days in Q2 2025.
By Victoria DeAndrea July 6, 2026
Interview with State Representative Tina Courpas