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Greenwich Housing Inventory and Months of Supply

Track Greenwich CT homes for sale and months of supply based on active single-family inventory and the recent closing pace.

Through September 2026
Greenwich single-family months of supply over time, calculated as active inventory divided by the trailing 12-month monthly closing pace. Lower values mean less buyer choice at the recent sales pace.

At the recent closing pace, Greenwich's 124 active single-family homes represented 2.9 months of supply in September 2026. This is a pace estimate, not a prediction that every listed home will sell.

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What this chart measures

Inventory Runway converts the number of active Greenwich single-family homes into months of supply using the closing pace implied by the trailing 12 months.

How to read it

Lower months of supply means less buyer choice at the recent sales pace; higher readings mean more runway. It is not a forecast that every active home will sell within that period.

Why it matters

A raw listing count is difficult to interpret without demand. Months of supply makes inventory comparable across seasons and market cycles.

Latest reading: At the recent closing pace, Greenwich's 124 active single-family homes represented 2.9 months of supply in September 2026. This is a pace estimate, not a prediction that every listed home will sell.

The Address Index is independent market intelligence based on public and source-linked records. It is not an appraisal, brokerage opinion, or investment recommendation.

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