Sell
Pricing grounded in local data, marketing built to the standard of the property, and one accountable team from first walkthrough to closing.
Every sale starts with a conversation about what you need from it: the price that makes sense, the timeline you are working against, and how much preparation is worth doing first. From there we build a plan specific to your property and your part of Fairfield County, not a template applied to every listing.
Casey’s Property Group is a boutique team based in Stamford, licensed through Marr & Caruso Realty Group. We take on fewer listings so each one gets direct attention from the people you hired.
A comparative market analysis built on recent closed sales, active competition and condition, so the list price is defensible on day one rather than adjusted after weeks on the market.
A walkthrough focused on return: which repairs, updates or staging changes will move the price, and which will not. When work makes sense, we can coordinate trusted local contractors.
Professional photography, floor plans and, where it helps, virtual staging, paired with listing copy written for the property and its neighborhood.
Full SmartMLS distribution, syndication to the major home-search portals, targeted digital promotion and direct outreach to our network of agents and buyers.
We weigh every offer on terms, not just price: financing strength, contingencies and timing. Then we manage inspections, appraisal and attorney coordination through to closing.
20 Cerretta Street, a two-family in Stamford’s Springdale neighborhood, sold for $1,000,000 in July 2026, above its $995,000 list price. In Shippan, 1076 Westover Road ($2,399,000) and 3 Westminster Road ($1,495,000) are both under contract. See what is available now on our listings page.
Not every sale is simple. We represent probate and estate properties, homes sold as-is, and owners deciding whether to sell or keep a rental. When a sale involves heirs, attorneys or a property that needs work, we explain the options plainly and coordinate the moving parts. For more, read A clear path for an inherited property and Should I sell as-is or renovate first?
Stamford, Greenwich, Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk, Westport, Ridgefield and communities across Fairfield County, CT, plus Rye, Port Chester, White Plains and Pound Ridge in neighboring Westchester.
Online estimates are a starting point, but they cannot see condition, updates or how your street compares. Request a valuation below and we will prepare a comparative market analysis based on recent local sales.
Sometimes. Targeted, inexpensive fixes often pay for themselves; larger renovations rarely do right before a sale. We will tell you which is which for your property.
It depends on price point, condition and season. During the pricing conversation we share current days-on-market data for comparable homes in your area.
Commission is negotiable and agreed in writing before we list. Connecticut sellers should also plan for attorney fees and state and municipal conveyance taxes; we will walk you through an estimate of your net proceeds.
Yes. We regularly work with executors, heirs and estate attorneys, including on properties being sold as-is.
Share the property address and a few details. A member of our team will follow up personally.
Prefer to talk? Call (203) 550-0531.