Home sellers are giving up elsewhere. Not so much in CT.

Connecticut's housing market remains tight, with delistings down to 3.8%, unlike the national average of 5.6% where sellers are increasingly withdrawing homes due to high mortgage rates and economic uncertainty. The state faces a housing shortage of over 120,000 units, keeping sellers in control and bidding wars common. However, some affluent and lower-income areas show higher delisting rates, indicating localized market variations.