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Staging Facts for Home Sellers

 

 Staging facts for home sellers

 If you really want results and would love to stand out above the competition when you sell your property, then consider hiring a professional home stager.

A small investment in staging can result in a much higher price for your home.

 Birgit Anich is a professional stager and lifestyle market specialist. The results from her expertise are amazing.  Check out her website www.BirgitAnich.com

Here is what she has to say about home staging and the local real estate market.

                                                                     How to Reveal the True Value of Your Home

When selling real estate – or any other product – there are always two sides that need to be considered. There is a difference between the PRICE and the VALUE of a property.

1. The PRICE is the amount of money you are asking for the property.

2. The VALUE is whether the buyer perceives that your property is worth or desirable for that price.

The perceived value is influenced by many factors, such as location, condition, features, appeal, and comparison to other listings in your market area. If your house has been on the market for some time and you have not received offers or not the offer that you desired to achieve, this is an indication that the buyers do not perceive the value of your property worth the price you are offering it for.

When selling your house you are in business and it is important to understand today’s real estate buyers and what they consider valuable in their decision when making their single largest expense. Buyers today are not buying the same way as buyers from just a few years ago. Due to a large selection of homes available to them on the market, buyers can afford being picky and in what they want to have. So what are some things buyers looking for?

• A move-in-ready home: most buyers do not want to purchase projects when they make their single largest expense. They want to be able to move in and immediately continue with their life without having to spend more money and time.
• Buyers are looking for a lifestyle. They do not just buy a house, they buy a home, a lifestyle they are dreaming of.
• Updated kitchen and bathrooms
• High-end finishes for appliances
• Curb appeal

So, what does this mean for you as the home seller? Are you showing your house at its best value to your buyers?

What are some of the things you can do to reveal the true value of your house?

1. Take care of all repairs.
2. Hire a real estate agent – pricing is their expertise.

3. Consult with a professional home stager on how to prepare your house for sale to show the maximum value to your target buyers. The home stager will consult you not only on how to update most cost efficiently different areas to achieve the highest return on investment, but also how you make your property stand out from your competition.

4. Update your kitchen and bathrooms. Your home stager can work with you on the best way to achieve the updated look without breaking your bank. Believe it or not, there are many ways to update a bathroom without having to completely renovate.

5. Arrange for a pre-listing home inspection. You show buyers that you have addressed any defects and thus add value and weight to your disclosure statement. It will eliminate or reduce buyers’ concerns.

6. The curb appeal gives the first impression when driving up to your house – make sure that this impression is a lasting one, so buyers get excited to visit your property. Consider hiring a professional landscaper.

7. Never sell a house vacant – real estate gurus will tell you that trying to sell a house empty is one of the biggest mistakes. But don’t just put any furniture in. Remember you are selling a lifestyle and added value to stand out from your competition. The right choice of furniture, furniture placement, accessories, artwork, lighting, rugs are critical for your success as each item that you add sends buyers a conscious and unconscious message to feel connected with the house. Call a professional home stager who specializes in vacant real estate staging.

Once you show buyers the maximum VALUE the house will sell faster and buyers are willing to pay more. The spring real estate market is just around the corner. Right now is the best time for you to get prepared to show the maximum value of YOUR house and consult with a professional stager. Don’t take the “let’s see how it goes and if it does not work, we can still hire a stager later” attitude. The most traffic drawn into your house will be within the first 2-4 weeks. If you don’t get the attention of buyer’s real estate agents and buyers looking online, you are wasting all this time on the market. Your house will then become a stale listing that they will not come back to visit, even if you have made changes. You then just compete on price and not the true value of your home. So, act BEFORE putting your house on the market and show it at its best value right away.

 

Betty Bondi
Bondi Realty Group LLC
203-899-9990

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Now is the time to Buy Real Estate Investment Property!!

It’s time to buy real estate investment property!

 Have you been thinking about purchasing an investment property?

Stop thinking …….its time to buy right now! The demand for rental property is at an all time high and will continue in this direction for some time.

 My extensive experience with investment properties has been both interesting and educational. There is much to learn and if done correctly can be a very lucrative financial move. You can purchase a property, rent it out and resell it when the housing market picks up or you can keep it long term, pay it off and produce income for retirement.

 There are several housing options in residential real estate. You can purchase a condominium, multi family or single family home as an investment property.

 Let’s look at condominiums. These can be the easiest properties to start with. The first thing to do if you are considering a condo is to make sure the complex allows you to rent out your unit.

If they do, then see what other units similar to yours receive for rent. If the rental income covers your mortgage, common charge and taxes then this would make a great investment. The beauty of owning a condo is that you are only responsible for the inside of your condo. You don’t need to worry about outside maintenance including exterior painting, landscaping or snow plowing.

 What do you think of a multi family? Well there are several ways to work with this idea. Let’s say you are looking at a two family home. You can live in one unit and rent out the other. You can use the money you get from the other unit to put towards your mortgage payment every month. If you don’t have a big budget for a home purchase this can expand your buying power and make it more financially comfortable to live every month. You can also purchase the two family home and rent out both apartments. If you decide to do this make sure that the numbers work. There are formulas to use that will let you know if the rents will cover all expenses.

 The deals are out there on even single family homes. If you found a home that needs little updating, you can rent it out for a very nice price these days. A three bedroom home can rent for $2500 to $3500 per month depending on condition and location.

 As this housing market continues to stabilize, smart people are out there making deals and adding to their real estate holdings. If you are thinking of making an investment, you too should consider a rental property. We can educate and locate these properties for you! Contact us today!!

 Betty Bondi
Owner/Broker

Bondi Realty Group LLC

203-899-9990

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Norwalk CT Property Sales Transfers June 16 – 30

16 Dry Hill road
David Shulman & Petra Schwarz to Daniel & Samantha Costanza, $435,000

2 Creeping Hemlock Drive
GMG Macintyre Trust to Margaret Donnelly, $270,000

80 County Street Unit 3F
Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp to Neiyuan Yang & Ru Chen, $174,708

66 Fawn Ridge Lane
Mary Fitch to Peter & Grace Barbieri, $385,000

25 Sention Avenue
Sofia & Parhena Sefendis to George Seferidis & Miriam Ri, $325,000

8 Fillow Street
JP Morgan Chase Bank NA to Adam Wadoloski, $210,000

7 Cloverly Circle
Estate of Beatrice Druks to Pawel Zietek, $400,000

41 Wolfpit Avenue Unit 4D
Timothy Lyons to Marek & Katarina Brila, $53,000

71 Aiken Street Unit D11
Stefanie Kasven to Julia Paridis, $170,000

7 Trolley Place
Randall Moore to Matthew & Alyson Smith, $525,000

167 North Taylor Avenue
Thomas & Maria Daniel to Monica Fitzgerald, $354,000

111 South Main Street
111 South Main Street Assoc LLC to Donavan Stephenson, $975,000

222 Wolfpit Avenue
Estate of Margaret Donnelly to Rocco Romeo, $603,000

220 Wolfpit Avenue
Estate of Margaret Donnely to Lauren Romeo, $200,000

10 Eversley Avenue
Prudential Relocation to John & Camille Vandermeulen, $577,500

4 Spar Road
Kelly & Erika Wright to Pamela & Malcolm Speed, $720,000

48 Winfield Street
Carol Silva to Warren & Domonique Newman, $282,000

54 Shorefront Park
Jonathan Ziff to Linda Ferus, $1,750,000

115 Fillow Street Unit 17
Becca Nell to Christopher deGuzman, $222,500

4 Arbor Court
Dolores Dube to Carmen Mirosanu & Cristian Georgescu, $295,000

8 Wilson Avenue
Elizabeth Butterworth to Charles Kwak, $1,750,000

29 Beechwood Road
Deutsche Bank National Trust to Muhammed & Fahmidan Khan, $250,000

65-69 East Avenue
65-69 East Avenue LLC to ECP East Avenue LLC, $1,878,673

550 Connecticut Avenue
Richard Passero to Ervin & Olga Agababaev, $300,000

137 Washington Street Unit 303
Patrick Hughes to Gregory Gesswein, $237,000

15 Scribner Avenue
Rosemary Nemeth to Brenin & Nicole White, 375,000

168 Rowayton Avenue
Miner Realty Ltd Lib Corp to James Falsey, $1,050,000

39 Barbara Drive
Marc Schoenen & Veronica Oropeza to Amelios & Faith Kourpouanidis, $400,000

8 Evergreen Terrace
Timothy & Sarah Frank to so Yee Chin & Christoph Hansis, $700,000

21 Prospect Street Unit B201
Brent & Rose Mettlen to Julie Thorne, $265,000

3 Honeysuckle Drive
Alfredo Jr & Joseph Senese to Gregory Hesen & Beata Hebda, $353,000

39 Thistle road
Charles & Carey Strahley to Charles & Lara Cardoza, $550,000

1 Douglas Drive
Anthony Manousos to Anthony Manousos Jr, $500,000

41 Wolfpit Avenue Unit 5A
Claire & Richard Morrissette to Qian Zhan, $53,000

47 Prospect Avenue Unit 47P
Assets Recovery Center Inv LLC to Virginia Palomino, $94,000

3 Browne Place
Christopher & Heidi Keelips to Daniel Hafner, $2,883,000

520 West Avenue & 26 Lynes Place
Frost Building LLC to MCP SP West Avenue LLC, $4,500,000

605 West Avenue
Riverwest LLC to MCP SP West Avenue LLC, $3,000,000

698 West Avenue & 714 West Avenue
699 Riverwest II LLC to MCP SP West Avenue LLC, $2,000,000

239 Silvermine Avenue
Christian & Meghan Pendergast to Dino Verardo & Danielle Botliglieri, $825,000

28 Harris Street
Erna Schwolow Trust to Kate Morrison, $270,000

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Norwalk CT Property Sales Transfers May 16 – 31

5 Hayes Avenue
Mercedes Weisheit to John Weisheit, $325,000

28, 34 & 44 Slocum Street
EMS Group Limited Partnership to 44 Slocum Street LLC, $1,275,000

25 Honey Hill Road
Estate of Grace Vadas to Patricia Panasuk, $312,000

19 Melrose Avenue
Robert Murenan & Minnie Goodlavage to KTF Design LLC, $263,133

6 Farm Creek Road
Six Farm Creek LLC to Arick & Kalyw Rynearson, $1,780,000

7 Garfield Street
Estate of Mario Monticchio ot Christene Moise, $285,000

1 Hollow Tree Road
Marie Cunliffe to Maureen Burke, $312,500

50 Fairview Avenue Unit 3G
Brian & Dianne DiStassio to Lena Chu, $155,000

10 Eversley Avenue
Andrew Meikle & Adrienne Law to Prudential Relocation Inc, $577,500

16 Brookhill Lane
Susan Pascucci to Francis Prenevost, $438,000

25 Grand Street Unit 117
Peter Sillan to Kristin Iorio, $184,900

2 Winterset Drive
Estate of Mary Freding to Delphine Swierc, $435,000

174 Woodward Avenue
Hector Reyes to Bruce Freitag, $186,000

135 Highland Avenue
Ellen Duggins to Scott & Lindsey Sozio, $1,700,000

181 Rowayton Woods Drive
Francisco Rendon to Joshua Frank, $387,500

17 Eleanor Drive
Lisa Pullia to Michel Campbell & Lisa Yerinides, $392,500

9 Rhodonolia Park
Estate of David Luty to Helen Sam & Arockia Raja, $410,000

52 Wolfpit Avenue Unit 2A
Arthur Wargo t Giuseppe Mercuri, $105,000

36 Ferris Avenue Unit B2
Woodbury LLC to Renault Young, $400,000

17 May Drive
Adam & Tara Kovach to Daniel Sanabel, $830,000

169 Perry Avenue
SSB Realty Holdings LLC to Rudolph Eberstadt, $460,000

2 St James Place
Susan Castle & Pamela Bayly to Two St James Place LLC, $700,000

5 Lycett Court
Matthew & Sandra Purowitz to Scott Smith, $545,000

154 Strawberry Hill Avenue
Capital One NA to Konstantinos Spetsaris, $237,000

15 Styles Lane
Theodore Hammack & Elizabeth Leidhold to Miroslavt Siloboda & Lucia Nagyova, $314,000

15 South Street Unit 1A
C & T Partners LLC to APH 15 South Street LLC, $250,000

40 Ferris Avenue Unit 5
Woodbury LLC to Evan & Deborah Dubin, $400,000

75 Wolfpit Avenue
Richard Silverstein to James Andrasi & Michelle Martelli, $430,000

8 Winnipauk Drive
Laura Kaehler to Joseph & Elaine Campanie, $450,000

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Norwalk CT Property Sales Transfers April 16 – 30

Recent real estate home sales in Norwalk CT

43 Strathmore Lane
Neil Phillips to Stuart Brodsky, $310,000

31 Huckleberry Drive South
Cono Vertuccio & Mario Strano to Susan Brennan, $475,000

7 Coldspring Street
Philip & Janice Matregrano to Matthew Alpert, $182,500

71 Aiken Street Unit 16
Harrison Getz to Michael Carlucci, $310,000

129 Silvermine Avenue
Richard & Sarah Natale to Harrison Getz, $430,000

26 Pequot Drive
Timothy & Mary Plunkett to Peter & Elizabeth Ricci, $725,000

5 Fenwick Place
Arthur Allen & Amanda Smith to Katherine Stepp, $427,000

1 Bond Street
Wells Fargo Bank NA to Robert Hutchinsen, $291,000

23 Weatherbell Drive
Michael & Elizabeth Statford to Dr. Rishon & Nancy Stember, $691,500

7 Barclay Court
Carl Oila to Peter Dee, $757,500

6 French Farm Road
Michael & Tonya Cameron to Andrew & Stephanie Parkin, $950,000

115 Fillow Street Unit 24
Ronald Plantamura to Eluisa Brunetto, $275,000

95 Ledgebrook Drive Unit 12-9
Janis Waanane to Lauren Cincotta, $235,000

15 Pine Point Road Unit 397
Todd & Melissa Thomson to Laurie & Scott Tuck, $135,000

Pine Point Road Unit 46
Dorothy Partch to Richard Hodges, $135,000

250 Rowayton Avenue
Benjamin & Ashley Ghirskey to Alan & Sarah Walker, $1,050,000

8 Barclay Court
Douglas Prophet to Alex Cotter & Olivia Sackett, $835,000

14 Fort Point street
Deutsche Bank Trust Company to Kilich brothers llc, $217,000

42 Hills Lane
Estate of Herbert Gemberg to John Gavigan, $260,000

2 Bumblebee Lane
Darion & Sandra Hart to Suzanne & Anders Lindegren, $980,000

278 Rowayton Ave
Henry & Laura Sagman to James & Barbara Montero, $725,000

7 Huckleberry Drive north
Erik & Tara Wilkinson to Marc & Sara Culver, $645,000

163 South Main Street Unit 6
Grzegorz & Anna Kasinska to Johnny Exantus, $190,000

16 Fairfield Avenue
Matthew Ahearns to Lillian & Scott Quis, $320,000

230 Sunrise Hill Road Unit 120
Mark McGill to Dorothy Chiaramonte, $310,000

12 Milton Place
William Axness to Charles Goodrich III to Elaine Falkenberg, $600,000

3 Morningside Place
HSBC Bank USA NA to Thomas Wemyss, $245,000

19 Rome Street
Thomas Schimenti to Pamela Mahon, $387,500

143 Wolfpit Avenue
Steve Cola to Stephen Ferrera, $669,800

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Buyers Avoid Fixer Upper Homes – May 2011

Bondi Realty Group Norwalk article May 2011

Buyers avoid fixer uppers

In the overheated housing market of the past, buyers felt that they had to accept homes even though they were in inferior condition but these days, most view an as- is property and run the other way.

Buyers have little or no tolerance for homes that need fixing up. They want to walk into the picture perfect home and just move in. A move in condition home is in the number one position when buying a property today. One factor that is the main cause is the tight lending by the banking industry. Buyers must put down more money as a down payment, resulting in less money to fix up their new home.

This is absolutely the story of today’s market. Buyers will pay a premium to get a home in move in condition. They will even engage in a bidding war just to avoid buying a project house. As a result we strongly advise homeowners to remodel before listing their home to get the best price and fastest sale possible.

We recommend against major renovations, such as replacing the kitchen and baths.

Sellers shouldn’t risk spending more than they’d get back in the sale price. This can be true with major kitchen and bath renovations because they are such a personalized taste.

There are however ways to spruce up kitchens and baths without blowing your budget. Think about replacing or painting cabinet doors and hardware. Install a new faucet, countertop and sink. In the bath, add a new toilet, fresh paint and new grout. These small changes can make a big difference when selling your home.

On the other hand, major maintenance and safety issues such as underground oil tanks and leaky roofs, heating and air conditioning must be dealt with before the home goes on the market because buyers are unwilling to take them on. These issues can be discovered and dealt with by having a home inspector come in prior to listing your home. You will now be prepared that your home will pass inspection and increase the chance that your sale will go through.

Beyond those kinds of headaches, sellers can make a big difference with simple and relatively inexpensive fixes: painting the walls, getting rid of clutter and pulling up carpets to show the hardwood floors that buyers crave.

Curb appeal is extremely important. Spruce up the front yard and entryway to make a good first impression. Trim the bushes, cut the grass, plant fresh colorful flowers in the garden and in pretty glazed pots. Give the front door a fresh coat of paint.

Getting rid of clutter is absolutely essential. A buyer needs to envision how the house will look with their items in place. Do an intense deep cleaning. This is a very cost effective step that is extremely necessary. You’ve got to clean it out sometime; if you do it now, it’s going to benefit you financially. If sellers can’t or won’t prepare their homes for the market then they will have to lower their expectations on price.

Sellers – If you are looking for the best real estate agents in the business, look no further than Bondi Realty Group LLC. We can provide the best service in the business to you! Please contact us for your personalized free market analysis today. Our coverage area includes Norwalk, Darien, New Canaan, Westport & Wilton, CT. If you are moving out of the area we have an extensive referral network.

Betty Bondi

Owner/Broker

Bondi Realty Group LLC

203-899-9990

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Norwalk CT Property Sales Transfers March 1 – 15

80 County Street Unit 13B
Robert & Janet Passman to Maria Silva, $215,000

20 Hilltop Road
Estate of Valentine Cesare & Elizabeth Cesare to Samuel & Melissa Buttine, $830,500

36 Hollow Tree Road
Mary Lynn to Alfonso & Sonia Letteiri, $310,000

1-3 McKinley Street
Petra Roberts to Flemming & Judith Heilmann, $1,875,000

133 Rowayton Avenue Unit A
Flemming & Judith Heilmann to Suzanne McGray, $3,372,500

12 Point Road
Peter & Kristine Glazer to Simon & Eliana Jacobs, $5,550,000

84 Taylor Avenue Unit B7
Deutsche Bank Trust Co America to Viswanatha Premkumar & Mahestl Rajan, $128,500

15 Midrocks Drive
Federal National Mortgage Assoc to Jessica Goldkopf, $317,000

104 Highland Avenue
Janee & Loren Parsons to David & Elizabeth Mettler, $1,050,000

23 Lufberry Avenue
Phyllis Miano to Janine Deering, $230,000

9 Taylor Avenue Unit B
Lindsay Dahl-Martin to Taylor Gables LLC, $160,000

71 Toilsome Avenue
Nancy Slay to Lauren Vavoulidis, $390,000

41 Old Rock Lane
Robert Bender to Carol & Yasuo Kubota, $387,500

17 Tierney Street
Hector Robinson to Paris & Pamela Daskalakis, $566,700

46 Ambler Drive
Jane Eichwald to Yanna Ahou, $345,000

15 Ludlow Manor
Estate of Eunice Shalvoy to Marc Mangone, $350,000

1 Linden Street Unit A11
Arthur & Michelle Herold to Meata Box & Krzysztof Skowronski, $241,500

87 Rowayton Woods Drive Unit 118
Robert Daly to Patricia Gambir, $325,000

4 Getner Trail
Gerrit Veeman & Ildileo Pasztor to Timothy & Eloise Downs, $597,500

28 Pine Hill Avenue
Helen Anzalone & Jeanne Lewis to James & Andrea Wulffleff, $655,000

5 Cavray Road East
William & Martha Spiegel to Charles Horn, $1,137,500

46 Prospect Street Unit 4C
Vank United to Dominick & Angela Monarchie, $120,000

1 Linden Street Unit B14
Marilyn Reynolds to Nancy Cambaresi, $181,250

15 Roosevelt Street
Simon Platel & Melissa Parks to Alice Mahoney, $400,000

15 South Street Unit 3B
C & T Partners LLC to Vito Properties LLC, $250,000

27 West Main Street Unit 7
Joseph & Jennifer Barahona to Regina Sinko & Bryan Kardos, $315,000

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Norwalk CT Property Sales Transfers January 1 – 15 2011

26 Eagle Road
Estate of Angela Messecar to Brendan & Jill Mahan, $315,000

81 Wolfpit Avenue Unit C6
Niraj & Shefali Patel to Michael & Nicole Habif, $304,125

32 Pine Point Road
Carl & Gail Janensch to Greg Lederman, $880,000

26 Cove Avenue Unit 5E
Denise Davidoff to Brian & Celia Hopkinson, $600,500

6 Keeler Avenue
Christopher & Amanda Taylor to Dhiren Trivedi, $595,000

4 Harvard Street
Edna Zeray to Suzanne Gabriele, $290,000

9 North Taylor Avenue
Denise Sadowski to Taylor Gables LLC, $160,000

364 Flax Hill Road
364 Flax Hill Road LLC to Justin Racioppa & Alana Epstein, $404,000

19 Ambler Drive
Alison Graham to Kristen Sawyer & Jeffrey OBrien, $407,000

5 Rockland Road Unit 4
Elaine Mark to Gabriel Valle, $240,000

36 Benedict Street
Peter Bucciarelli & Enes Drake to Jayani George, $160,000

71 Osborne Avenue Unit A4
Andrew Castini to Jeffrey & Jonathan Crockett, $255,000

250 Ely Avenue
BAC Home Loan Servicing to Jose & Maria Gonzalez, $155,000

4 Watering Lane
James & Constance McClellan to Silvana Perelli, $500,000

18 Knollwood Road
US Bank NA to James Bealer, $275,000

36 Ferris Avenue Unit A1
Woodbury LLC to Mellycar Valenton, $402

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$399,000 – Beautiful Vintage Colonial Farmhouse – Norwalk CT

 Beautiful vintage colonial farmhouse located within walking distance to all district schools – Naramake, Nathan Hale and Norwalk High School. Features include – large open living room, dining room and family room each with their own unique wood burning fireplace.  Huge master bedroom suite on first floor with vaulted ceilings, remodeled master bath and lots of closets. There are two more bedrooms on the second floor with hardwood floors and full bath. New energy efficient windows.  New kitchen with stainless appliances including Viking range and hood and beautiful tile floor. Convenient location close to shopping, I95 and Westport town line. This is a short sale and must be approved by a third party. Bondi Realty Group LLC has short sale experience. We can work together with our team of professionals to close the deal as quickly as possible. Please call us today to ask about the short sale process.

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Norwalk CT Property Sales Transfers December 16 – 31

29 County Street
Lisa & Keith Millette to Katherine Tomasino, $468,500 

58 Quintard Avenue
Brian & Bronwyn Hall to Daniel & Nancy Fleming, $900,000

16 Hillside Place
Wells Fargo Bank NA to Anna Choinska, $227,000

199 Gregory Boulevard Unit B4
Samantha & Jessica Koster to Richard Truitt, $575,000

22 Wilson Avenue
Brandley & Stephanie Jordan to Michael Devita & Sharon Kiely, $1,400,000

4 Fifth Street
Edmund Ross to Margaret Lynn, $527,500

115 Fillow Street Unit 66
Brenan & Suzanne Stocker to Lindsey Barate, $290,000

16 Donna Drive Unit 1
Estate of Bernice Pazda to Karri Parker & Jason Sabito, $210,000

71 Aiken Street Unit R5
Denise Kurtz to Lori Irish, $200,000

6 Alewives Road
Antartica LLC to Robert Russell Jr, $480,000

2 Norman Avenue
Holly Gray & Roberta Stoll to Seth Laughlin & Lauren Silva, $630,000

115 Fillow Street Unit 40
Karl Johnson to Anna Romano, $265,000

9 Ellen Street
Estate of James Lincoln to JLG Builders Corp, $325,000

16 Sunset Hill Avenue
Maximilia & Kelly Berman to Rene & Keron Edwards, $450,000

144 East Avenue Unit 304B
RMS East Avenue LLC to Gregory Mason, $340,000

129 East Rocks Road
Duetsche Bank National Trust Co to Scott & Shu Jun Colvin, $280,000

12 Morehouse Lane
Stuart & Shira Friedman to Bruce & Beth Billig, $612,500

6 Littlebrook Road
Margaret Kelleher to Nathan Richards, $775,000

9 Park Street Unit 302
Dennis & Nancy Vagnone to Barbara Lysobey, $82,000

19 Betts Place
Briana McGrath to Julio OCano, $300,000

90 Dry Hill Road
Deutsche Bank National Trust Co to Francisio & Cesar Lopez, $265,900

105 Richards Avenue Unit 1410
Kenneth & Sherry Rains to Rafael Tejada, $295,000

73 Strawberry Hill Avenue
Associated Properties II LLC to Norwalk ALF Property LLC, 2,600,000

50 Aiken Street Unit 506
Donald King to Rolling Ridge 506 LLC, $212,000

30 Thomes Street
JP Morgan Chase Bank NA to Charles & Christina Caviness, $950,000

9 Park Street Unit 311
Estate of Constance Saltarelli to Park Street 311 LLC, $212,000

79 Glenrock Road
Tone Lislevand to Catherine Robertson, $327,500

11 Bayberry Lane
Robert Muessel to Jay & Annie Philippose, $425,000

230 New Canaan Avenue Unit 17
James Burt to Robert Ulrich, $623,500

349 West Cedar Street
William Elias to 12 Caesar Street LLC, 180,000

4 Three Seasons Court
Kelly & Marco Magliulo to Wlodzimierz Piecha, $290,100

12 Suburban Drive
Jeffrey & Diane Smith to William, Dean & Megan Lyn Rivera, $500,000

14 Elaine Street
Walter Bates to Barbara Cleland, $202,852

1103 Foxboro Drive
Nancy Zelman to Michael Legere, $355,000

556 Westport Avenue
Jerry’s Heirs LLC to CL & P , $203,000

558 Westport Avenue
Jerry’s Heirs LLC to CL & P, $147,000

2 Topping Lane
Estate of Berta Langson to James Ettinger, $395,000

9 Park Street Unit 216
John Lawrence to Joseph Freda, $108,000

115 Fillow Street Unit 80
Barbara Cleland to Marianne Summers, $300,000

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