🏠 Single-Family Home Sales

There were 72 single-family residential closings reported across all areas of Greenwich during the month of July 2025. This figure increased, compared to July 2024 when there were 60 closings.

The Median Sale Price for a single-family home increased 12.64% to $3,514,490 from the median sales price in July 2024, which was $3,120,000.

The average Days On Market (DOM) for residential homes was 50 days; which was a 27.54% decrease from 69 days in July 2024.

There were 39 new single-family listings brought to the market in July 2025, which is a 32.76% decrease in New Listings when compared to July 2024 when there were 58.

At month-end, Active single-family inventory totaled 118 units, which is a 37.9% decrease from July 2024 when there were 190 units available.

🏢 Condominium and Co-op Sales

There were 15 condo/co-op residential closings reported across all areas of Greenwich during the month of July 2025. This was a decrease, compared to July 2024 when there were 19 closings.

The Median Sale Price for a condo/co-op decreased 1.52% to $1,100,000 from the median sales price in July 2024, which was $1,117,000.

The average Days On Market (DOM) for condo/co-op residential homes was 37, which was a 11.90% decrease from 42 days in July 2024.

There were 21 new condo/co-op units brought to the market in July 2025, which is an increase of 5%, compared to July 2024 when there were 20.

At month-end, Active condo/co-op inventory totaled 41 units, which is a 20.6% increase from July 2024 when there were 34 units available.

“July 2025 reflected continued strength in the Greenwich real estate market, with single-family home closings seeing a notable year-over-year increase, accompanied by a significant rise in the median sale price, and a decrease in average days on market. While new listings and overall inventory in the single-family sector experienced a decline, the condominium and co-op segment recorded growth in both of those categories. Overall, the market continues to show dynamic movement and evolving trends across different property types,” stated Brian Amen, 2025 President of the Greenwich Association of REALTORS®.