What are granny pods and does Connecticut allow them?
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The interior of a tiny house with large glass windows, showcase the kitchen, part of the living room and loft bedroom.Mireya Acierto/Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less
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Front end of a blue tiny house with under skirting and storage unit in the back. Shaded windows in the front of tiny home. FenceMechelle Brooks/Getty Images/iStockphotoShow MoreShow Less
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A tiny house with large glass windows, sits in the backyard at night, surrounded by trees and party lights.Mireya Acierto/Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less
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In competitive market, real estate experts warn against forgoing home inspections
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While the current real estate market has spurred some prospective buyers to make their offers more enticing by choosing to waive a home inspection, Vincent Averaimo, partner at Milford Law, LLC., called the move a big problem, as it leaves homebuyers vulnerable to uncovering major problems down the road. Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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If a homebuyer does uncover major costly repairs after living in the house, Averaimo said its “very tricky” in Connecticut to hold an inspector accountable for any missed defects. Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
These are the financial protections still in place for renters in CT during the pandemic
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The Royce apartment complex in Trumbull, Conn., has sold for $82 million.Contributed photo /CBREShow MoreShow Less
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The Fairfield, a 263-unit apartment complex in Stamford, Conn. has sold for approximately $84 million in the city’s second-largest property sale of 2021.Contributed photo /CBREShow MoreShow Less
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The apartment building, at left, at 101 Washington Blvd., aka 101 Park Place, in the Harbor Point section of Stamford, Conn., has sold for $105 million.File photoShow MoreShow Less
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Cities and towns in Connecticut are breaking previous sale price records. A spike in homes listed in the state are hitting the $5 million mark. And, single family home sales in the state and around the country show no sign of slowing down.
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