Week 20: Commercial Space and Downtown Developments. John Engel’s Real Estate Column for the New Canaan Sentinel
The development of such a large parcel captures the public’s imagination.
Best things to do in Connecticut
Explore Connecticut’s best: from unique breweries and antique shops to scenic parks and vibrant casinos. Dive into cultural adventures with the Art Trail pass, savor iconic hot lobster rolls, and marvel at architectural wonders like the Glass House. Discover maritime history in Mystic, experience polo in Greenwich, and enjoy coastal serenity at Outer Island. Don’t miss the literary legacy of the Mark Twain House. Connecticut’s diverse attractions promise unforgettable experiences for all visitors.
Week 19: Thoughts on Revaluation. John Engel’s Real Estate Column for the New Canaan Sentinel
It is difficult to find patterns in the data this time around.
5 Biggest Things to Remember When Decluttering in the New Year
Decluttering not only resets your physical space but can also profoundly impact your mental and emotional well-being. Here are five time-tested tips to keep in mind and to help guide you on your organizing journey this new year.
Week 18: Year End Market Report for New Canaan. John Engel’s Real Estate Column for the New Canaan Sentinel
Everybody’s talking about the Revaluation. Next week The Sentinel will publish my full- page spread showing every house in town and its change, and I will talk about what we’ve learned. You can link to an interactive map of the reval at https://www.theengelteam. com/blog
Navigating the Connecticut Real Estate Landscape: A Comprehensive Outlook
As we reflect on the past year, the real estate market has been nothing short of dynamic and transformative. As we stand on the cusp of a new era, many are eager to discern the trajectory of Connecticut’s real estate landscape, particularly in Fairfield County and New Canaan. In this comprehensive blog post, we delve […]
Interactive Map of the 2023 New Canaan Revaluation
the New Canaan revaluation, 2023, showing the differences from the prior valuation
Buying A Home During Off-Season: Here’s Why You Should Do It
Even though winter is typically a slow time for real estate, it doesn’t mean it isn’t a good time to purchase a home. Buying a home during this traditional “off” season could work for you depending on the real estate market where you want to move and your personal circumstances.
Week 17: Zoning Zoning Zoning. John Engel’s Real Estate Column for the New Canaan Sentinel
If inflation next year slows to 2.5 percent, the negative impact on consumer sentiment from inflation would decline by another 50 percent relative to the current value.
Week 16: Signs of a Coming Recession? John Engel’s Real Estate Column for the New Canaan Sentinel
“The real estate market’s fate hinges not just on economic trends but on the relentless march of demographics – Millennials are reshaping demand, challenging traditional forecasts in these uncertain times.”
