Marilyn Elaine Profit, Coldwell Banker Real Estate Agent

Marilyn Elaine Profit, Coldwell Banker Real Estate Agent Real estate sold Want an agent who'll really listen to what you want in a home? Need an agent who knows how to effectively market your home so it sells?

I’m a real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Realty in Connecticut and nearby areas, providing home-buyers and sellers with professional, responsive and attentive real estate services. With an Undergraduate Degree in Accounting and a Master's Degree in Taxation, I bring a unique blend of financial acumen and tax expertise to every real estate transaction. Give me a call! I'm eager to help and would love to talk to you.

America's Hottest Housing Markets for 2026 Are in the Northeast and MidwestAs someone who closely follows market trends ...
08/29/2026

America's Hottest Housing Markets for 2026 Are in the Northeast and Midwest
As someone who closely follows market trends here in Connecticut and throughout the region, I’m seeing the same story play out across many Northeast and Midwest suburbs—these areas are shaping up to be America’s hottest housing markets for 2026. With inventory levels still 60% below what we saw before the pandemic, and homes consistently selling above asking price, it’s clear demand remains strong. Buyers are coming prepared, too, with larger down payments and higher credit scores. My background in accounting and taxation helps me guide clients through these competitive conditions, ensuring every financial detail is considered for a smooth transaction.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/marilyn-profit-donald/1899971-America%27s-Hottest-Housing-Markets-for-2026-Are-in-the-Northe

Mortgage Rate Forecast: Predictions for the Housing Market Through 2028Looking ahead to the next few years, experts pred...
08/28/2026

Mortgage Rate Forecast: Predictions for the Housing Market Through 2028
Looking ahead to the next few years, experts predict the 30-year fixed mortgage rate will hover in the mid-6% range through 2028. This steady rate means we’re unlikely to see significant drops anytime soon. For homeowners and buyers in Connecticut, it’s worth noting that home prices are expected to rise modestly as more inventory becomes available, making the market a bit less competitive. Refinancing may not offer much advantage unless you’re considering a different loan type or need to tap into your home’s equity. With my background in accounting and taxation, I always keep a close eye on how these trends could impact your financial decisions, whether you’re buying, selling, or planning ahead.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/marilyn-profit-donald/1898284-Mortgage-Rate-Forecast%3A-Predictions-for-the-Housing-Market-T

08/28/2026

Listen up investors, here is your opportunity to own a store front, multi unit 3 rental apartments: (2) 1 bedroom apartment and (1) 3 bedroom apartment. Listing price includes the: (liquor, beer, soda, juice and ci******es inventories, liquor and lottery licenses. This can be used as a multi-function property.

08/27/2026

Cheaper Mortgages Won’t Fix US Housing
As someone deeply immersed in Connecticut real estate—and with a background in accounting and taxation—I’ve seen firsthand how federal housing policies shape our market. Recently, a new law marked a real shift: instead of just making mortgages cheaper, the focus is now on increasing the supply of homes through measures like streamlining reviews, easing construction, and supporting more homebuilding. The driving issue remains supply. When there simply aren’t enough homes in high-demand areas, adjusting who qualifies for a mortgage may change who buys, but it doesn’t create new options. This law’s most important changes encourage manufactured housing, reward communities that build, and cut down on the slowdowns and costs that can make new construction tough. Analysis points out that cheaper mortgage credit often fuels more borrowing and higher prices—rather than increasing homeownership—when building is restricted by zoning or permitting. Congress is now aiming to balance priorities, but the central truth stands: true affordability comes from expanding housing supply, not just making it easier for everyone to bid. In practice, that’s what really makes a difference for buyers and sellers navigating today’s market.

08/26/2026

New to the market in New Haven, this classic Colonial is for sale and ready for its next chapter.

Covered front porch, hardwood floors, original columns, and a brick fireplace give the home a warm foundation for thoughtful updates.

110 Sheffield Avenue
3 bedrooms | 2 baths | 2,113 sq ft | $395,500

See more at the link in bio.

08/26/2026

USA Mortgage Rates: Mid-6% Outlook to 2028
Mortgage rates have been a hot topic lately—right now, the average 30-year fixed rate is hovering around 7%, with expert predictions pointing to borrowing costs staying in the mid-6% range through 2028. Major forecasts consistently suggest we shouldn’t expect rates to fall back to those ultra-low levels we saw in recent years. For buyers, holding out for dramatically lower rates could mean missing the current market’s advantages: slower price growth, more available listings, and a break from intense bidding wars. Lately, we’ve seen a slight uptick in pending and existing home sales, and the combination of rising inventory and builder concessions is offering more flexibility for both buyers and sellers. While broad refinancing relief remains limited, homeowners still have options—whether it’s refinancing to a shorter loan, switching from an adjustable-rate mortgage, or tapping into home equity in a strategic way. As someone who blends real estate knowledge with accounting and taxation expertise, I’m always focused on helping you navigate these decisions with confidence and clarity.

08/25/2026

Homebuyers Enjoy Best Opportunities as Prices Become Accessible
We're seeing new home sales dip to a multi-year low, with a 7.3% drop to a 580,000 annual rate—down 6.8% from last year. High mortgage rates and affordability challenges are clearly making an impact, while inventory and months' supply are both on the rise. Meanwhile, median and average home prices continue to climb, and existing home sales are holding up more solidly by comparison. In my work as a Connecticut real estate agent with a background in accounting and taxation, I keep a close eye on these market shifts to help clients make informed decisions, whether they're considering buying or selling.

Thinking about selling and not sure what to gather first?Start with five basics: your latest tax bill, mortgage payoff, ...
08/24/2026

Thinking about selling and not sure what to gather first?

Start with five basics: your latest tax bill, mortgage payoff, utility averages, improvement paperwork, and any HOA documents. Pulling them early makes pricing, disclosures, and buyer questions much easier to handle.

In Connecticut, these details often shape the conversation before the sign even goes up.

If you want, I can help you sort through the checklist before you go live.

Report: Majority of Metro Areas Saw Home Prices Increase in Q2In Q2 2026, more than 80% of metro areas experienced home-...
08/24/2026

Report: Majority of Metro Areas Saw Home Prices Increase in Q2
In Q2 2026, more than 80% of metro areas experienced home-price increases, with the national median rising 1.5% to $434,900. The South led the way in sales growth, while mortgage rates hovered in the mid-6% range. For many first-time buyers, inventory and affordability remain persistent challenges. As someone who brings an accounting and taxation background to Connecticut real estate, I’m always keeping an eye on these trends to provide clients with attentive, well-informed guidance—especially as the market shifts and new opportunities arise.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/marilyn-profit-donald/1882526-Report%3A-Majority-of-Metro-Areas-Saw-Home-Prices-Increase-in-

08/24/2026

Discover this property for $485,000—a great opportunity that truly stands out.

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