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Have questions about Greenwich Streets and navigating real estate in Greenwich, CT? You're in the right place. Below you'll find answers about our team, our experience, and how we work so you can feel confident before you ever pick up the phone.

Greenwich Streets is a team of experienced Greenwich-based real estate brokers operating under Compass. The team includes Russell Pruner, Mark Pruner, Dena Zarra, Tim Agro, and Felipe Dutra Leite, all of whom are deeply rooted in Greenwich and specialize in different aspects of the unique local market.

Our office is located at 200 Greenwich Ave, 3rd Floor, Greenwich, CT 06830. We serve buyers and sellers across all of Greenwich including Old Greenwich, Riverside, Cos Cob, in-town, mid-country, back-country, waterfront and Stamford.

Our team has experience across all price points in the Greenwich market, from first-time entry-level purchases to luxury estates and waterfront properties reaching $20M and above.

Yes. Multiple members of our team hold senior specialist designations, including SRES (Senior Real Estate Specialist) and CSA (Certified Senior Advisor). We have extensive experience helping senior clients downsize, navigate estate sales, and transition into the next chapter - with patience, local knowledge, and genuine care.

Absolutely. Greenwich is one of the most sought-after destinations for NYC buyers, and we have helped hundreds of families make the move. We understand what buyers coming from the city need to know, such as commute times, school districts, neighborhood character, and long-term value, and we guide them through every step.

Greenwich Streets operates under Compass, one of the leading real estate brokerages in the country. Our office is located at 200 Greenwich Ave, 3rd Floor, Greenwich, CT 06830.

Yes. The Greenwich Streets podcast, hosted by Russell and Mark Pruner, covers the local real estate market, neighborhood insights, and what makes Greenwich one of the most desirable places to live in the country. Available on all major podcast platforms.

You can reach us through the contact page by clicking here, or calling one of our team members listed below. We respond promptly because in this market, timing matters.

Mark Pruner:  (203) 817-2871 | [email protected]

Dena Zarra:  (203) 943-2357 | [email protected]

Russell Pruner:  (203) 524-4998 | [email protected]

Timothy Agro:  (203) 461-5964 | [email protected]

Felipe Dutra Leite:  (203) 979-6452 | [email protected]

Yes. Through Compass Concierge, the Greenwich Streets team can help sellers prepare their home for market with no upfront costs. The program covers services like staging, painting, flooring, landscaping, and other improvements, and sellers pay nothing until closing. It is one of the most powerful tools available to Greenwich sellers looking to maximize their return without the stress of out-of-pocket renovation costs before listing. Learn more at greenwichstreets.com/concierge

Yes. The team maintains a curated Greenwich resource guide covering everything new residents need to know, from local services and schools to lifestyle, dining, and community organizations. Whether you are relocating from New York City or simply new to the area, it is one of the most practical starting points for getting oriented in Greenwich. Explore it at greenwichstreets.com/greenwich-life.

The Greenwich market is one of the most resilient in the country, driven by consistent demand from New York City buyers, limited inventory, top-rated schools, and the enduring appeal of Greenwich's Gold Coast lifestyle. For the most current data and national market context, Compass publishes a regular research report at compass.com/research/market-outlook. For Greenwich-specific insights, Mark Pruner's market reports at GreenwichStreets.com/blog is one of the most widely read local resources in Fairfield County.

Greenwich has historically been one of the most stable and sought-after real estate markets in the country, and timing a purchase around market cycles is rarely as straightforward as it appears. The more important question is whether your personal circumstances, finances, and goals align with making a move. The Greenwich Streets team can walk you through current inventory, pricing trends, and what to expect, so you can make a decision based on real data rather than speculation.

Greenwich consistently attracts motivated buyers, particularly from New York City, which means well-priced and well-prepared homes tend to perform strongly regardless of broader market conditions. Pricing strategy, preparation, and timing within the local market cycle all matter more than national headlines. The Greenwich Streets team will give you an honest assessment of where your property stands and what the current market means for your specific situation.

Greenwich is not one single market, it is a collection of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character, price behavior, and lifestyle. Old Greenwich and Riverside attract families drawn to walkable village living and top-rated schools. Cos Cob consistently offers strong value within the Greenwich market. Mid-country and back-country Greenwich draw buyers seeking privacy, acreage, and estate-scale properties. Understanding those differences before you start looking is one of the most valuable things an experienced local broker brings to the process. The Greenwich Streets team has been navigating these neighborhoods for decades and can help first-time Greenwich buyers move with confidence.

Recent Blog Posts

Meet our team.

Waterfront dock with rowboat at a Greenwich CT luxury estate - Greenwich Streets report on the $5M to $10M real estate market segment in 2026.

Market Report

$5-10M: The “Neglected” High-End Greenwich Market

Mark Pruner  |  May 13, 2026

Drone upward shot of a luxury Greenwich CT estate - Greenwich Streets report on over $10 million home sales tracking toward second best year on record in 2026.

Market Report

Over $10 Million Sales on Track for their Second-Best Year Ever in 2026

Mark Pruner  |  June 19, 2026

Aerial view of Greenwich CT town center and waterway - Greenwich Streets April 2026 real estate market report on inventory falling below contracts.

Market Report

April 2026 Greenwich Market Report

Mark Pruner  |  April 28, 2026

Land in Greenwich. Rarer Than You Think. The Rarest View in Greenwich Isn't the Lake. Greenwich Land. Limited by Nature.

Market Report

Greenwich Land Sales Fall in 2025

Mark Pruner  |  February 21, 2026

Stamford, CT

What I Wish More Clients Asked Before Hiring an Agent

Russell Pruner  |  June 22, 2026

Luxury Greenwich CT home in the winter, Greenwich Streets January 2026 real estate market report on record low home inventory.

Market Report

January 2026 Greenwich Market Report

Mark Pruner  |  February 5, 2026

Market Report

The Greenwich Real Estate Records in 2025

Mark Pruner  |  January 28, 2026

Very Little Inventory but Sales Still Up Over 2024

Aerial view of Greenwich CT neighborhoods with greenery, water, and homes - Greenwich Streets May 2026 real estate market statistics report.

Market Report

May 2026 Greenwich Market Report

Mark Pruner  |  June 10, 2026

View from a luxury Greenwich CT home balcony overlooking the water - Greenwich Streets report comparing Greenwich real estate appreciation to stock market returns over 10 years.

Market Report

Stocks or Greenwich Houses?

Mark Pruner  |  May 7, 2026

Both have been good investments in the last 10 years

Luxury Greenwich CT estate entrance with garden gates - Greenwich Streets March 2026 real estate market report on record low inventory and rising prices.

Market Report

March 2026 Greenwich Market Report

Mark Pruner  |  April 7, 2026

Half of Greenwich Real Estate Listings are Under Contract

Luxury waterfront estate in Greenwich CT surrounded by spring foliage, Greenwich Streets Q1 2026 neighborhood market report on homes selling above asking price.

Market Report

What are the Hot Greenwich Neighborhoods in Q1 2026

Mark Pruner  |  April 7, 2026

Blizzard coming down in Greenwich CT - Greenwich Streets February 2026 real estate market report on how two blizzards slowed home sales.

Market Report

February 2026 Greenwich Market Report

Mark Pruner  |  March 4, 2026

Two Blizzards Slow the February Market

Market Report

Greenwich 2025 Records

Mark Pruner  |  December 18, 2025

The biggest, the smallest and the longest DOM.

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Market Report

Greenwich 2025 Sales by Neighborhood

Mark Pruner  |  January 27, 2026

Million-Dollar Gains in Multiple Neighborhoods

Greenwich, CT

Why I'd Rather Be Verified Than Voted For

Dena Zarra  |  June 18, 2026

Buying

40+ Years in Greenwich Real Estate: What the Market Has Taught Me About Buying Smart

Russell Pruner  |  May 22, 2026

Buying

First-Time Buyer in Stamford CT: What You Need to Know

Dena Zarra  |  May 22, 2026

Before You Make an Offer

Greenwich 2025 Condo and Co-op Report

Mark Pruner  |  January 27, 2026

Combat Buying with Persistent Low Inventory

Market Report

Greenwich House Prices Take a Dramatic 22% Jump in Q1 2024

Mark Pruner  |  April 10, 2024

A living room with a couch, two chairs, a coffee table, and a painting on the wall.

selling

Things that Sellers Think Realtors are Lying About

Mark Pruner  |  April 12, 2024

The Lower You Price Your House the More Money You’ll Make

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Market Report

April Sales Steady, High End Sales Down in April

Mark Pruner  |  May 2, 2024

Our April sales are just about the same as last year, which is remarkable given that our inventory is down 13% to a new record weekly low.

Market Report

Greenwich First Half 2024 Real Estate Market Report

Mark Pruner  |  July 11, 2024

Sales Fall, Inventory Up, Market Still Tight in 1st Half 2024

Glenville

Glenville: A Great Place to Live, If You Can Find a House

Mark Pruner  |  July 12, 2024

Glenville has a lot going for it; it has Norman Rockwell downtown.

Market Report

Greenwich Real Estate Prices Take Big Jump in 2024

Mark Pruner  |  July 25, 2024

But for How Much Longer?

Real Estate Education & Tips

Greenwich Real Estate in August 2024 – A lot like August 2023

Mark Pruner  |  September 5, 2024

Market Report

Greenwich 2024 Condo Sales May Break an All-Time Record This Year

Mark Pruner  |  September 12, 2024

Market Report

Greenwich Real Estate 2024 Year in Review and 2025

Mark Pruner  |  January 7, 2025

Sales Down, Prices Up, Market Even Tighter

Market Report

Greenwich 2024 Real Estate Sales by School District

Mark Pruner  |  January 21, 2025

Greenwich 2024 Sales Down, Prices Up in Most Neighborhoods

Blog

The Future of Ultra-Luxury Real Estate in Greenwich, CT

Mark Pruner  |  March 5, 2025

The evolution of high-end living: Trends and insights into Greenwich’s housing landscape.

Blog

Exploring Smart and Sustainable Luxury Homes in Greenwich, CT

Mark Pruner  |  March 5, 2025

Pioneering eco-luxury: Navigating the future of smart, sustainable spaces.

Blog

The Most Prestigious Neighborhoods in Greenwich, CT, for Luxury Living

March 6, 2025

Luxury Living in Greenwich, CT: The Ultimate Guide to Prestigious Neighborhoods.

Blog

How to Market Ultra-Luxury Properties to International Buyers

March 6, 2025

Captivating the global elite.

Blog

Tips and Strategies on How To Buy Luxury Properties

March 6, 2025

Finding your ideal luxury home in Greenwich, CT: Expert insights and proven tactics for optimal results.

Blog

Anatomy of a High-End Property Deal: From Identification to Closing

March 6, 2025

Your path to owning a luxury home.

 A living room with a fireplace, a couch, and a table.

Market Report

Greenwich August Report

Mark Pruner  |  August 1, 2025

August finally looks like a good month for condo sales.

A living room with a fireplace and a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall.

Market Report

Greenwich September Report

Mark Pruner  |  September 1, 2025

Our market is doing something remarkable .

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Market Report

Greenwich November Report

Mark Pruner  |  November 1, 2025

Our market continues to be astounding with sales.

Real Estate Education & Tips

How to Increase the Value of Your Greenwich Property and Create More Income

April 3, 2024

Greenwich, CT

The Greenwich Private Real Estate Market: 2023 to Feb 2024

March 15, 2024

Real Estate Education & Tips

Accessory Dwelling Units In Greenwich

April 3, 2024

Greenwich, CT

Know the New Listing Statuses on the Greenwich MLS in 2024

February 29, 2024

Greenwich’s Gated Communities - 02/26/2022

Mark Pruner  |  February 25, 2022

Greenwich is lucky in that we have a variety of communities. We have duplexes in Pemberwick.

Greenwich Real Estate Market May 2022 - 06/05/2022

Mark Pruner  |  June 5, 2022

Increasing interest rates have been good for the Greenwich real estate market.

Greenwich School Districts & Real Estate - 07/10/2022

Mark Pruner  |  July 10, 2022

Analyzing sales by school district is actually a good way to compare houses in the various areas in town.

Greenwich Real Estate Market Report – First Half 2022 - 07/15/2022

Mark Pruner  |  July 15, 2022

Real estate in Greenwich set a couple of records in first half of 2022.

Greenwich, CT

Major Differences in Inventory by Neighborhood Driving Market

Mark Pruner  |  April 13, 2023

A cozy living room with a light-colored couch, pillow, blanket, coffee table, side table, hardwood flooring, and white walls.

Greenwich, CT

The Greenwich May 2023 Market Report - How Low Can We Go

Mark Pruner  |  June 5, 2023

More inventory will come, it’s just not clear when, but it’s not going to be next month.

Greenwich, CT

Condo Sales in Greenwich are Looking Good in 2023 - 06/09/2023

Russell Pruner  |  June 14, 2023

The last three years have lit a fire under the condo market.

Greenwich, CT

How COVID Changed the Greenwich Real Estate Market - 06/16/2023

Mark Pruner  |  June 21, 2023

The world was thrust into a period of uncertainty and fear as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold.

Luxury Market

What You Need to Know About the Long-Term Value of Luxury Real Estate

June 21, 2023

Learn where the values of luxury properties might be headed.

Old Greenwich

An Easier Way to Sell Your Home During a Divorce

June 21, 2023

Guidelines to help take the stress out of selling your home.

Cos Cob

5 Must-Have Tools We Use to Sell Your Home Faster

June 21, 2023

If it's time sell your luxury Greenwich or Riverside home, these tools will ensure it sells quickly and for top dollar.

Greenwich, CT

What to Look For When Choosing a Realtor to Buy & Sell a Home

June 27, 2023

Buying or selling a home on your own is not recommended. Here’s how to choose the right Realtor to guide you.

Greenwich, CT

The Greenwich July Real Estate Market Report

August 4, 2023

The Optimist vs. the Pessimist

Greenwich, CT

Greenwich Houses Sales Vary Greatly by School District - July vs April 2023

Russell Pruner  |  August 24, 2023

Since the end of April this year, we have sold 186 single family homes, but those sales are not evenly distributed by area of town

Winnetka, IL Condos For Sale

Local Knowledge & Lifestyle

High-End Houses in Greenwich in High Demand

Russell Pruner  |  September 5, 2023

Greenwich, CT

Greenwich Real Estate Sales Go Up in August - When They Shouldn't?

Mark Pruner  |  September 7, 2023

Greenwich, CT

Greenwich's Hidden Real Estate Market: Unveiling the Secrets

Mark Pruner  |  September 14, 2023

Local Knowledge & Lifestyle

Assessing Climate Risks in Real Estate: A Guide for Investors

January 17, 2024

Evaluating this critical factor.

Design, Renovation & Remodeling

Why People Hate Outgrowing Their Home (and How to Make It Better)

January 17, 2024

Expert tips on how to expand your home and grow with it.

Real Estate Education & Tips

Greenwich 2023 Rentals Are Up Over Last Year

Russell Pruner  |  January 10, 2024

Greenwich, CT

Greenwich Home Sales Go Up in February 2024

March 8, 2024

Greenwich, CT

The Covid Era in Greenwich Real Estate and a Strange Start in Jan. 2024 for the Greenwich Real Estate Market

February 8, 2024

Real Estate Education & Tips

How to Lie with Real Estate Statistics

Mark Pruner  |  March 23, 2024

Greenwich, CT

The Greenwich Real Estate First Quarter 2023 Report

Mark Pruner  |  April 10, 2023

The North Greenwich Real Estate Market (Presentation to the Round Hill Association) - 05/10/2019

Mark Pruner  |  May 9, 2019

What’s Your Greenwich Home Is Worth in 2019? - 06/22/2019

Mark Pruner  |  June 21, 2019

How Real Estate Prices are Changing in Greenwich – Over $5M and under $1M.

The Greenwich October Real Estate Market Report – Another Good, Average Month - 11/16/2019

Mark Pruner  |  November 15, 2019

From July to October, we have sold 223 single family homes compared to 222 last year.

The 2023 Greenwich Real Estate Market: Year in Review

Mark Pruner  |  December 31, 2023

The 2.0 Guide to Successful House Hunting in the COVID Pandemic - 05/24/20

Mark Pruner  |  May 23, 2020

The goal in house hunting in a pandemic is to see as few houses as possible.

November 2019 Greenwich Real Estate Market – $6.5 – 10M Market Sales Up, Inventory Down - 12/08/2019

Mark Pruner  |  December 7, 2019

Recession fears seem to be fading so 2020 is looking up at the moment.

May 2019 Greenwich Real Estate Report – Sales Are Up - 06/08/2019

Mark Pruner  |  June 7, 2019

We had three down months and the first two-thirds of May looked to be just the same.

July 2019 – A Good Month for Sales and Contracts in Greenwich - 08/21/2019

Mark Pruner  |  August 20, 2019

Greenwich sales of single-family homes are on a long streak of improvement.

How Excel Spreadsheets Are Hurting Real Estate - 1/10/2019

Mark Pruner  |  January 9, 2019

This week I thought I’d like at some of the non-financial reasons to own your own home.

Greenwich Sales up 26% In the Third Quarter of 2018 - 10/06/2018

Mark Pruner  |  October 5, 2018

The heart of our market is doing better than last year and seems to be strengthening.

Greenwich, CT Sales Looking Good Particularly Compared to NYC - 10/05/2019

Mark Pruner  |  October 4, 2019

The market for homes in Greenwich in the third quarter was good in Connecticut.

Greenwich, CT First Half 2019 Real Estate Report - 07/13/2019

Mark Pruner  |  July 12, 2019

We had 60 sales in June 2019 totaling $156 million. Year to date had sales totaling $556 million.

Greenwich, CT August 2019 Real Estate Sales Statistics - 09/07/2019

Mark Pruner  |  September 6, 2019

We had 63 single family homes sales in August 2019 in Greenwich.

Backcountry Greenwich, CT Sales up 29% In 2019 - 11/23/2019

Mark Pruner  |  November 23, 2019

This year it looks like we will end the year with around 58 sales.

April 2019 Greenwich Market Report – $40M Sale Second Highest Ever - 05/11/2019

Mark Pruner  |  May 10, 2019

This month is time for some slanted reporting, and only fair to balance some of Greenwich reporting.

A HUMOROUS GUIDE TO REAL ESTATE LISTING TERMS

February 15, 2024

Why Zillow Hates Greenwich

Mark Pruner  |  February 11, 2021

Zillow is not built for a small market and can make homes more difficult to sell.

Luxury Market

Russell & Mark Pruner’s Complete Home Buying Guide for Greenwich

December 8, 2022

Find your perfect home in Greenwich by following these steps.

Greenwich 2023 Condo Prices Rise

Mark Pruner  |  October 19, 2023

Sales Lower as Inventory Lower

Greenwich High-End Sales Do Well in Third Quarter

Mark Pruner  |  October 5, 2023

Greenwich, CT

Greenwich Real Estate Ends First Half with a High-Priced Bang

Mark Pruner  |  July 7, 2023

June was a remarkable month in sales with 77 sales of which 10 were over $5 million including our highest and third-highest sales for this year.

Greenwich, CT

The Greenwich April 2023 Market Report - Multiple Offers and Lower Sales

Mark Pruner  |  May 5, 2023

A tight market under $3M and more balanced market over $5M

Greenwich, CT

100 Story Affordable Building Approved in Greenwich & Other April Fools Stories

Mark Pruner  |  April 3, 2023

Will ChatGPT and A.I. Put Realtors (and you) Out of Business?

Mark Pruner  |  March 16, 2023

Greenwich, CT

Greenwich 2023 Real Estate Market Report by School Districts

Mark Pruner  |  March 9, 2023

Jan & Feb 2023

The Greenwich Spring Real Estate Market Comes with a Winter Hangover

Mark Pruner  |  March 2, 2023

Greenwich Rentals 2022 Year-End Summary

Mark Pruner  |  February 17, 2023

Greenwich Real Estate Market Craters Until You Look Behind the Numbers

Mark Pruner  |  February 3, 2023

Greenwich, CT

How to Get the Highest Price Possible for Your House

Mark Pruner  |  February 10, 2023

Greenwich Condo Sales Up 29% in 2022 Over 10-Year Average

Mark Pruner  |  January 25, 2023

Greenwich 2022 Real Estate Sales by School Districts

January 12, 2023

Some Stats Up in Every District but Not Every Stat in Every District

Greenwich’s 2022 Real Estate Records - 12/23/22

Mark Pruner  |  December 23, 2022

The Biggest, the Smallest and the Longest DOM.

Greenwich Real Estate 2022 Year-End Report - 1/4/23

Mark Pruner  |  January 3, 2023

An “Average” Year of Major Ups and Downs

Time for Greenwich to Keep Its Nose to the Grindstone - Saving the Selleck Mill-12/16/22

December 15, 2022

Greenwich was a very different place; it was a farming community.

Old Greenwich

Russell & Mark Pruner’s Ultimate Guide to Selling Your Home in Old Greenwich

December 8, 2022

Find out how to have a successful sale through this home-selling guide.

Work With Us

We are a dedicated group of Greenwich natives. We have a deep passion for our hometown and enjoy everything the town offers its residents from the beach front to the backcountry. That is why we don’t find you just any home, we find you the right home.