A 1930 Cape Cod on Quaker Lane — For Sale in Quaker Hill, CT

Posted by Tim Bray on September 3rd, 2026

Quaker Hill · Waterford, Connecticut

A 1930 Cape Cod on Quaker Lane

Nearly a century of good bones, quiet streets, and Southeastern Connecticut’s shoreline just down the road — 16 Quaker Lane is offered for sale.

Brokers’ Open House

Saturday, September 5  •  11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

16 Quaker Lane, Quaker Hill (Waterford), CT 06375

16 Quaker Lane, Quaker Hill

Some houses announce themselves; a Cape Cod settles in. Built in 1930, 16 Quaker Lane belongs to the generation of New England homes that were made to be lived in first and admired second — a steep roof to shed the winter, a compact footprint that heats sensibly, and rooms arranged around the practical rhythms of daily life. Nearly a hundred years on, that logic still…

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Relocation Guide to Southeast Connecticut

Posted by Gino Penasa on July 30th, 2026

Which Towns Near Electric Boat and the Submarine Base Are Good to Buy In? A Local's Guide

By Gino Penasa, Seaport Real Estate Services

If you're relocating to Southeastern Connecticut for a job at Electric Boat or Naval Submarine Base New London, you've probably already discovered that the internet's answer to "where should I live?" is a list of five town names and the word "depends." That's not a guide. That's a shrug.

I live in Waterford, right in the middle of this corridor, and I work this market every day, so I thought I'd weigh in with an actual answer — one with real drive times, real price ranges, and the honest trade-offs of each town. This is the guide I'd give a friend transferring in.

First, what's your reporting location?

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The House Between Two Futures: Issue #1 of the Seaport Divorce & Real Estate Series

Posted by Jodi Serapilia on May 14th, 2026

Seaport Divorce & Real Estate Series

Issue #1: Divorce and the Marital Home

The House Between Two Futures

A thoughtful guide for homeowners across Mystic, Stonington, Groton, Waterford, East Lyme, Ledyard, New London, and the surrounding Southeastern Connecticut communities.

Discretion • Neutrality • Local Expertise • Defensible Guidance

For most couples navigating divorce, the marital home is not just another asset. It is often the single largest financial item on the balance sheet, while also carrying deep emotional meaning tied to memory, family routine, stability, and identity.

That dual nature — financial and emotional — is exactly why the marital home deserves a structured, advisory approach…

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Changing Markets – Issue #8: The Market Isn’t Falling Apart… It’s Pulling Apart

Posted by Tim Bray on April 23rd, 2026

Changing Markets – Issue #8

The Market Isn’t Falling Apart… It’s Pulling Apart

Why Connecticut’s housing market is splitting by price, product type, and future supply

There is a growing disconnect in the housing market.

Some buyers are still competing aggressively for homes. Others are pulling back. Some sellers are still getting strong attention. Others are sitting, adjusting price, and wondering why the energy feels different than it did even a year ago.

So what is actually happening?

The answer is not that the market is simply rising or falling. It is not that everything is strong, and it is not that everything is weak.

It’s splitting.

The closer you get to the core price bands where real household demand…

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Changing Markets – Issue #7: The Great Stall… or the Great Shift? Southeastern CT Is Being Repriced in Real Time

Posted by Tim Bray on April 8th, 2026

Changing Markets – Issue #7 The Great Stall… or the Great Shift? Southeastern Connecticut is being repriced in real time.

Across much of the country, the housing story feels familiar: volume is down, affordability is strained, and many expected prices to follow. But that is not exactly what we are seeing.

Not a crash. Not even a pause. In Southeastern Connecticut, this looks more like a market shift taking shape in real time.

Nationally, many sellers remain locked into historically low interest rates. Buyers continue to feel pressure from monthly payments. Transaction volume has softened. Yet here in Southeastern Connecticut, the local story is beginning to separate itself from the broader narrative.

While…

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