- By Barbra I. Miller
- Published September 12, 2011
- General Real Estate
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Rating:
Unrated

Though the existing economic turmoil has also disturbed Connecticut realty, there's no danger of oversupply in Connecticut in large part due to the state's inventory levels being rather stable, likely because of Connecticut's housing escaping the kind of speculation other places have seen Such a happy situation is probably also on account of the fact that Connecticut hosts some with the most expensive land anywhere in the country after California, with above three percent of them priced around a million dollars as of the year 2000