Experienced Black Realtor serving New Haven

I'm a driven, detail-oriented Realtor serving buyers and sellers across New Haven and the greater Connecticut market. Real estate rewards people who are organized, responsive, and willing to outwork the competition — that's how I approach every transaction.

New Haven is a market with real opportunity right now. Whether you're a first-time buyer navigating a competitive offer situation or a seller trying to position your home correctly, I put in the time to understand exactly what you need and work until we get there.

I'm easy to work with, always accessible, and genuinely invested in finding the right fit — not just the fastest close. If you want someone who will go the extra mile to make your transaction smooth, let's connect.

New Haven CT: Yale Town with NYC Commuter Access

Where Buyers Focus

• East Rock commands premium prices with Yale proximity and walkable village feel.
• Wooster Square offers historic charm and better values.
• West Haven and Milford provide coastal access at lower price points than Fairfield County beaches.
• Hamden, North Haven, and Branford pull families seeking better schools and suburban settings while staying close to Yale jobs.
• Orange and Woodbridge attract higher-income buyers willing to pay $500K-plus for top-rated schools.

What's Happening in New Haven

• New Haven shows 7 percent below national pricing but moved up 9.7-25.4 percent year-over-year depending on whether you're looking at city versus county data.
• Homes sell in 23-54 days with 60 percent going above asking price in May.
• The pending time dropped to just 8-12 days, meaning once you find a home you like, you need to move fast.
• The city sold 60 homes in October versus the county's 751, showing the bulk of activity happens in surrounding towns.

Yale University anchors the economy with 13,000-plus employees and brings educated renters who eventually become buyers. The city also benefits from healthcare jobs at Yale New Haven Hospital and biotech growth.

The trade is typical college town dynamics. Yale's presence drives demand in certain neighborhoods while creating rental-heavy zones that don't appeal to families.

Public schools average 2 out of 10 on GreatSchools, pushing families to surrounding towns or private schools.

Crime remains a concern in parts of the city, though gentrification patterns continue reshaping neighborhoods near downtown and the university.