January 31, 2026 - 20:43

The Westport property market opened the year with notable momentum, recording over $37 million in sales during a brisk five-day period from January 12th through the 16th. A total of fourteen properties changed hands, highlighting sustained buyer demand.
The most significant transaction of the period was a commanding $10.3 million sale, setting a high bar for the week's activity. This premium sale contributed to a robust overall volume, while the median sale price for the period held steady at $2.0 million, offering a clear indicator of the market's prevailing value point.
This concentrated burst of transactions suggests a healthy and active real estate environment in Westport as the new year gets underway. The data reflects a market catering to a range of buyers, from those seeking premium estates to those investing at the median price tier. The activity provides an early snapshot of the town's real estate trends for the coming months.
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