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CT Real Estate Glossary

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Days on Market (DOM)

The number of days a listing has been active on the MLS before going under contract or expiring. Rising DOM often signals cooling demand; falling DOM indicates a competitive market.

Example: Fairfield County DOM dropping from 45 to 30 days suggests increasing buyer urgency.

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