Market notes
Connecticut commercial real estate market notes
Short observations from the appraisers at Baldi Valuation on what we are seeing across the Connecticut commercial market.
October 2026
Connecticut commercial real estate since 2020: still a tight market
Since 2020 the Connecticut commercial market has changed quickly, but one thing has stayed constant: more buyers than sellers.
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October 2026
Why there is so little inventory for apartment buildings and industrial property
Apartment and industrial property have had the most persistent shortage of listings, and that has pushed sale prices per square foot higher.
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October 2026
Why higher interest rates have not loosened the market
Interest rates are higher than before 2020, but limited supply and steady demand from investors and owner-users have largely offset the effect.
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October 2026
What a tight market means for estates and private owners
When the market moves quickly, values from a few years ago can be far off. This note explains what that means for executors, families and owners.
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