The Connecticuty 2012-2015 Carr Defined Value Shelf

[David Carr]

The current 2012-2015 Carr Defined Value Shelf is intriguing as it mirrors the region’s recovery from the 1989-1991 S&L Crisis, a two year property value correction followed by the 1991-1997 Carr New Haven Milford Metro Value Shelf in New England. While a Value Shelf and Equity Bank formation does not assure us of future prices, it demonstrates an investment in stated values over a period of time.

Connecticut has a mixture of amenities and challenges that must be managed properly to ensure prosperity for the seventh generation, 120 years from today. Connecticut has excellent climate, easy proximity to New York City, while being close to Providence and Boston. Good rail, highways, harbors, navigable rivers, air service, multiple world class universities, hospitals, shopping, farming, artisan manufacturing, theater, indoor and outdoor recreational opportunities can be found throughout one of the smallest states in the nation. Connecticut has a rich national history as one of the thirteen colonies integral in the creation of the United States. New Haven was the first planned city in the country. The proud history of local manufacturing has created an extensive, impressive registry of national companies that have called Connecticut home, including many of the Fortune 500.