Gay Friendly Connecticut Real Estate Agents
| Washington Depot, CT: Gael W. Hammer, Gay Real Estate Agent |
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Klemm Real Estate, Inc
6 Titus Rd, Washington Depot, CT, 06794, USA
Office: 1 860 868-7313
Fax: 1 860 868-9139
Mobile: 1 860 868-7886
Main Clientele: Gay Men Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Straight
Specialty: Country Homes
Region Covered: Washington, Roxbury, kent
Years Experience: 22
Accreditation: N/A |
| About the Real Estate Agent
I'm a top producer in Litchfield County. I'll work energetically to find you the perfect home in any price range.
About the Area
Country living for all seasons! Fine & casual lifestyle activities. Active Gay community in the Litchfield Hills!
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| West Hartford, CT: Michael Bannett, Gay Real Estate Agent |
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Prudential CT Realty
970 Farmington Ave., West Hartford, CT, 06107, USA
Office: 1 860 371-8300
Fax: 1 888 280-6558
Mobile: 1 704 497-0747
Main Clientele: Gay Men Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Straight
Specialty: Residential
Region Covered: West Hartford, Farmington, Avon
Years Experience: 11
Accreditation: ABR |
| About the Real Estate Agent
Connecticut Broker, ABR - Accredited Buyer's Representative, listing marketer
About the Area
West Hartford and it's surrounding towns are diverse and vital. Great shopping, arts and culture located between NYC and Boston.
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New England Vacation Home Sales Slumped in 2011Apr 7th, 2012
Bucking a national trend, New Englanders bought fewer second homes last year, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Nationwide, vacation home sales rose 7 percent to 502,000 in 2011, up from 469,000 in 2010. But in the Northeast, 75,300 vacation homes were sold last year, compared to 89,100 in 2010, a 15 percent dip.
NAR reported that 42 percent... read_more Connecticut Had Weakest Real Estate Sales in New England in FebruaryMar 26th, 2012Connecticut's flat home sales for February were the weakest in the region, according to a RE/MAX of New England survey.
House sales in the state were essentially flat last month, down 0.3 percent, RE/MAX of New England said Wednesday.
In other New England states: Rhode Island experienced the largest year-over-year sales gain, up 38.4 percent, followed by Maine (up 24.6 percent), and... read_more
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