By Judy Szablak
Special to WestportNowThere have been a number of recent articles about the Connecticut real estate market, saying in general the state lags behind the rest of the country.
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However, one should not necessarily interpret that to mean that Westport’s recovery has mirrored the overall state situation.
According to one recent article, single family homes in Connecticut gained just 0.5 percent in value, while 6 percent gains were posted on a national basis.
Westport’s market tells a different story. In fact, our unit sales are up this year by 14 percent, and our average closed prices are up by 3.5 percent over last year at this time.





