November 9, 2025 - 00:34

During the period from October 20 to 24, a total of seven properties in Westport, Connecticut, changed hands, bringing in an impressive total of $19.2 million. The highest sale recorded was a luxurious property that sold for $4.15 million, demonstrating the ongoing demand for high-end real estate in the area.
The median sale price for the properties sold during this timeframe stood at $2.8 million, indicating a robust market where buyers are willing to invest significantly in quality homes. This recent activity highlights the resilience of Westport's real estate market, even in fluctuating economic conditions.
As the local market continues to evolve, prospective buyers and sellers alike are keeping a close eye on trends and opportunities. The combination of desirable locations and premium properties makes Westport a sought-after destination for real estate investment. The coming weeks are anticipated to bring further developments in the local property landscape.
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