Zillow has forecasted the hottest housing markets for 2025, highlighting Connecticut's Hartford area as seeing significant growth and popularity.

Zillow has ranked the hottest major housing markets in 2025 and one of the top five is in Connecticut. Hartford came in fourth, up from 15th place in 2024. These are the top 5: Zillow said the ranking takes into account the company’s forecast for local home value growth and how quickly homes are selling.

Zillow released an analysis this week predicting the nation's hottest housing markets of 2025, where sellers have the greatest advantage. The heat ranking takes local home value growth into account as well as how quickly homes are selling and job growth per new home.

With most of Connecticut seeing large increases in home values, the post-pandemic revaluation cycle is nearing an end.

Comparing the three major modes of transportation — trains, motor vehicles, and planes — CT Insider found flying is the fastest option, while trains are the least expensive. Driving from Hartford’s city center to JFK Airport is 113 miles, according to Google Maps.

For the second year in a row, Zillow — a real estate website — predicts that a specific city in New York will be the most competitive for buyers in the coming year in the United States. Buffalo is predicted by Zillow to have the hottest housing market in the United States.

As 2025's real estate market starts to heat up, Zillow is predicting one city will stand out as this year's hottest major housing market. While I thought an urban epicenter with a high cost of living like New York City would take the title,

How hot is the real estate market in the Twin Cities metro area? In a new analysis, the online real estate marketplace Zillow ranked the 50 largest U.S. metro areas based on the company’s home value growth projections,

After a series of delays, new apartments at the former Showcase Cinemas property in East Hartford appear to be headed for a spring groundbreaking.

If all suites were occupied, the university, which would lease the space, would expect the housing to run at $1.5 million annual loss, which the university would be responsible for funding.

Axios Visuals The Indianapolis housing market was hot in 2024, but Zillow expects it to catch fire in 2025. Why it matters: Zillow's annual ranking forecasts the most competitive housing markets for buyers.

In the late 19th century, Hartford built a cutting-edge reputation in manufacturing becoming one of the wealthiest cities in the country, crowned by the assembly-line innovation of Samuel Colt’s firearms factory.