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Americans Think This Purchase Is the Best Investment – Why They're Wrong
Are you doing the right thing with your real estate investments?
Are you doing the right thing with your real estate investments?
The answer to affordable housing lies in less space and more peace of mind.

Housing is too expensive, homelessness is also on the rise and affordable housing is too scarce, according to a new report from the Partnership for Strong Communities.
The seasonality of home sales is in play, however, and month-over-month activity is down at the same time that concerns abound about how the government shutdown will impact the broader economy.
The map below shows the number of owner-occupied homes valued between $150,000 and $199,999 in your neighborhood, as reported by the US Census Bureau.
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This five bedroom home was built in 1992 and expanded on years later.
This historic home, built in 1830, used to be a bank.
This riverfront property was built in 1928.
This home comes with 38 acres of land.
This five bedroom home is on the market and it was built in 1752.
This home at Pine Orchards Lane offers 30 acres and the potential for an equestrian compound.
Patch blogger and mortgage broker Joe Petrowsky will be answering reader questions in a live chat from noon to 12:45 p.m. on Wednesday, July 10.
This 2001 colonial in Hadlyme just came on the market this week.
Cool digs: Looking for a new home. Check out this property in the Haddam, East Haddam and Killingworth area.
Contemporary, East Haddam home offers three rooms and four bedrooms.
This Madison Hollow colonial offers 4,000 square feet and nearly three acres of land.
This waterfront property in East Haddam comes with 18 acres of bucolic land.
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Built in 1810, this property on Walkley Hill Road offers five bedrooms.
This 22-acre estate home is located on Wolf Run Farm in Killingworth.
This Connecticut River property includes more than 65 acres of meadows and woods.
Home sales in the state are on the rise, The Warren Group reports, and increased in every month in 2012.
The proposal by Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen to extend the benefits is detailed in this press release.
The nation's foreclosure situation has improved, but the news in Connecticut is less positive.