Fairfield County Housing Market Update — What Buyers & Sellers Need to Know (October 2026)

Fairfield County homes are taking longer to sell, yet many still close above asking, so what does that mean for your move this fall? I break down the September 2026 numbers for the county, Stamford, and Norwalk, from Stamford single-family homes averaging 104% of list price despite 42 days on market to Norwalk's flat $800,000 median. I also explain why a falling median doesn't mean your home lost value, and whether waiting for spring really helps. Thinking about buying, selling, or holding off? Drop it in the comments, or reach out and I'll walk through your town and timeline with you. Sheryl Morrison 🏡 Licensed Real Estate Agent | CT 📲(203) 820-7227 🔗https://www.fairfieldcountycthomes.com/ 🏢 Keller Williams Prestige Properties 📍 2777 Summer Street Suite 700, Stamford, CT ☎️203-327-6700 #FairfieldCountyRealEstate #StamfordCT #NorwalkCT #HousingMarketUpdate #CTRealEstate