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# Brookfield home sales: 23 sold in September at an average of $792K — at full asking price
- URL: https://www.brookfieldcurrent.com/brookfield-home-sales-september-market-snapshot/
- Published: 2026-10-19T12:37:29.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-22T20:18:02.000Z
- Description: September's numbers show Brookfield single-family homes selling at 100% of asking price after about a month on the market — even as regional analysts say buyers are getting more selective.
- Author: The Brookfield Current
- Tags: News

**The September numbers.** Brookfield agents published their September sales tallies, and the picture is a strong one for sellers: 23 single-family homes sold during the month at an average sale price of $791,957, after an average of 34 days on the market — at 100 percent of asking price, per agent-published data released October 15.

**Inventory.** Seventeen homes were listed during the month at an average list price of $689,771\. A broader October 18 market overview showed an estimated median listing price of $654,000 across 101 active listings in Brookfield — 69 single-family homes, 22 condos, plus a handful of commercial, rental, land, and multi-family listings.

**The regional context.** A September 25 analysis of the wider western Connecticut market found buyers getting "more selective as the price increases," with a median of 27.5 days on market versus a two-year median of 19\. Brookfield's full-asking-price results suggest local demand is holding up better than the regional trend — at least for now.

**What it means:** sellers in Brookfield are still getting what they ask, and homes are moving in about a month. Buyers, meanwhile, have a modest pool of inventory to choose from, with the typical listing priced in the mid-$600s.

One note on what this snapshot covers: monthly trends across all Brookfield single-family sales — not individual listings. We will not publish street addresses or photos of sold homes — this is a market snapshot, not a tour of your neighbors' transactions.