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Danbury, Connecticut Real Estate and Homes for Sale
The home buying process can be complicated and you will benefit from the guidance of industry professionals. A real estate buyer's agent, mortgage lender and an attorney are the primary advisors in the purchase of property. If you are a first-time home buyer or an existing owner, you may qualify for a tax credit and could be eligible for special financing programs.
Start your search be determining your price range, housing needs and lifestyle you desire. Danbury CT real estate will assist you in finding the right property to meet your needs from local area homes for sale, foreclosure listings (bank-owned), country properties, land, condominiums and equine facilities -- all through the CT Multiple Listing Service (MLS). Request relocation, school and demographic information. Visit Danbury CT foreclosures for a list of foreclosed and bank owned property.
The Connecticut home search is easy with "quick search" options to search for CT real estate. Let us assist you in finding the property that meets your needs. Virtual Homes real estate agents can assist you in your search for the perfect home (800) 856-2479. You may also visit Danbury CT MLS homes for sale to access the Connecticut MLS system. Search Danbury CT condominiums for sale at CT condo.
Connecticut Foreclosures and Bank Owned Homes - Register to receive CT foreclosure (bank-owned) listings and short sale opportunities.
CT Home Search Service - Home search is a web-based real estate software tool (MLSpulse) that keeps you continually informed of your local real estate market. Virtual Homes real estate provides access to real estate, relocation and town information in New England states. Visit MA real estate, New Hampshire real estate, NH MLS map search and NH foreclosures for search tools in New Hampshire.
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"Sold - Bank owned property in Danbury, Connecticut"
This charming, newly renovated, 4 bedroom Cape recently SOLD for $180,000. Contact Lisa Brown for other REO properties available in your area.

Property presented and sold by Lisa Brown, REMAX Unlimited Real Estate
www.lisaANDyou.com
To preview all homes with pictures, click here.
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In the crawl space business, we’ve been calling crawl space vents a “housing epidemic” for well over a decade. And this is by no means an exaggeration- the money that is lost in crawl spaces because of the vents and dirt or concrete walls is enormous.
Go ahead and do a quick self diagnosis of your crawl space right now. Symptoms of a dirt vented crawl space in need of your attention include any or all of the following:
If you have a vented crawl space, you probably have at least some of these problems. If you don’t have any problems yet, you most likely will within the next few years.
Simply put: crawl space vents don’t work. If they did, would crawlspaces be rotting all over the country?
The Making of a Moldy Crawl Space
It all starts with your vents.
Here’s the scoop: In damp, foggy, or rainy weather, you’re trying to dry your basement with wet air.
In the winter, you’re letting cold air into your crawl space- where it not only washes through your crawl space but also comes in contact with furnaces, water heaters, hot water pipes, heating ducts, and other utilities.Cold air plus warm utilities? Who’s paying for that?
The most insidious damage, however, comes in the summer. Hot air- even humid hot air- rises. (Did you know that wet air is actually lighter than dry air? This is why we have clouds and rain falls from the sky.)
In a home, it rises upwards, leaving through the attic and upper levels. Guess where it enters from?
So open crawl space vents pull humid summer air into the home and send it upwards, where the air conditioner has to work extra hard to cool it (humid air is more expensive to cool than dry air). And as hot, humid summer air flows into the earth-cooled subterranean crawlspace, its temperature drops.
As air cools, its relative humidity rises by 2.2 degrees for every degree it cools. So if the air has 70% relative humidity, even a drop in temperature of 15 degrees is going to mean that condensation will form on everything in the crawlspace. Including the wooden structure.
Did I mention that termites and carpenter ants (which are much smaller than the openings in crawl space vents) just love to eat wet wood? So does mold, rot, mildew, beetles, crickets, silverfish…
Good Medicine for Rotten Crawl Spaces
So what can you do?
Seal those nasty vented crawl spaces.
The results? A healthier home, lower energy bills, and a crawl space that will not rot and need repairs again in a few years.
Are you ready for a better home?
Call or e-mail Connecticut Basement Systems of today for a free, no-obligation estimate on crawl space encapsulation in your home.
They have a great reputation in the local community and serve locally in areas like Danbury, Hartford, New Haven, and Bridgeport in Connecticut, as well as Westchester County, New York.
Connecticutr Basement Systems is part of the world's largest and most reputable basement waterproofing contractors network, with over 300 dealers across the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Ireland. If you don't live in CT, click here to contact a dealer in your area
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Danbury, Connecticut Real Estate Update
September, 2009
Closed home sales in Danbury, Connecticut:
Single Family Homes:
There were 24 single family home sales closed in Danbury, CT.
The median closed real estate sales price for single family homes in Danbury was $309,000.
On average, these homes sold for 98% of their most recent list price.
Days on Market averaged 186 days of market time.
This compares with 36 closed sales in September, 2008, with a median closed sales price of $315,000.
*** What is interesting to note is that of these 17% of these sales were either bank-owned foreclosure homes or pre-foreclosure short sales.
Condos:
There were 31 condominium sales closed in Danbury, CT.
The median closed sales price was $225,000.
On average, these homes sold for 96.6% of their most recent list price.
This compares with 36 closed sales in September, 2008, with a median closed sales price of $246,000.
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Currently available homes for sale in Danbury, Connecticut:
Single Family Homes:
Currently, there are 290 single family homes for sale in Danbury, CT.
List Prices range from $107,500 for a bank-owned colonial to $2,100,000 for a large Candlewood Lake waterfront home with guest house.
Condos:
Currently, there are 235 condos available for sale in Danbury, CT.
List prices range from $60,000 - $739,000.
Danbury, Connecticut, a former military depot during the American Revolution, is a diverse community of about 78,000 residents that borders New York State to the west and the southern shores of Candlewood Lake. Several lake communities border Candlewood Lake, and typically offer a private beach for residents, boat docks and other amenities. Danbury enjoys a convenient commute location to lower Fairfield County and Westchester County, New York. Danbury is situated just about an hour by car to Hartford, Connecticut and New York City.
This Market Report prepared by:
Don Fabrizio-Garcia, REALTOR
Connecticut Real Estate & Appraisals
203.746.1199
Connecticut Real Estate and Homes for Sale
Data compiled from the Greater Fairfield County MLS and believed to be accurate
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Danbury, Connecticut Real Estate Update
August, 2009
Closed home sales in Danbury, Connecticut:
Single Family Homes:
There were 32 single family home sales closed in Danbury, CT.
The median closed real estate sales price for single family homes in Danbury was $307,500.
On average, these homes sold for 95.1% of their most recent list price.
Days on Market averaged 163 days of market time.
This compares with 29 closed sales in August, 2008, with a median closed sales price of $346,000.
*** What is interesting to note is that of these 16% of these sales were bank-owned foreclosure homes.
Condos:
There were 25 condominium sales closed in Danbury, CT.
The median closed sales price was $245,000.
On average, these homes sold for 93.7% of their most recent list price.
This compares with 25 closed sales in August, 2008, with a median closed sales price of $267,000.
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Currently available homes for sale in Danbury, Connecticut:
Single Family Homes:
Currently, there are 290 single family homes for sale in Danbury, CT.
List Prices range from $107,500 for a bank-owned colonial to $2,100,000 for a large Candlewood Lake waterfront home with guest house.
Condos:
Currently, there are 235 condos available for sale in Danbury, CT.
List prices range from $60,000 - $739,000.
Danbury, Connecticut, a former military depot during the American Revolution, is a diverse community of about 78,000 residents that borders New York State to the west and the southern shores of Candlewood Lake. Several lake communities border Candlewood Lake, and typically offer a private beach for residents, boat docks and other amenities. Danbury enjoys a convenient commute location to lower Fairfield County and Westchester County, New York. Danbury is situated just about an hour by car to Hartford, Connecticut and New York City.
This Market Report prepared by:
Don Fabrizio-Garcia, REALTOR
Connecticut Real Estate & Appraisals
203.746.1199
Connecticut Real Estate and Homes for Sale
Data compiled from the Greater Fairfield County MLS and believed to be accurate
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