American homeowners, especially those in Connecticut, are staying in their homes longer and reaping the benefits of a more robust home price appreciation.
Source: Inman News
Americans are staying in their homes longer
Published in Agent, ATTOM Data Solutions, connecticut, Data, home sellers, homeownership tenure, Markets & Economy and Todd Teta
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