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Connecticut Home Values and Rents

The median home value in Connecticut is $366,900, 19th highest among states. Prices changed +4.7% in the year through Q2 2026.

Typical home value
$447,319
19th of 51 states
Median rent
$1,488/mo
ACS 2020-2024
Price change, 1 year
+4.7%
8th fastest of 51
Homeownership
66.5%
Owner-occupied homes

Connecticut home prices since 2000

FHFA purchase-only House Price Index, seasonally adjusted (1991 = 100)

ConnecticutUnited States
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PeriodConnecticut
Q2 2026319
Q4 2025311
Q4 2024298
Q4 2023274
Q4 2022246
Q4 2021226
Q4 2020198
Q4 2019174
Q4 2018170
Q4 2017166
Q4 2016163
Q4 2015161
Q4 2014159
Q4 2013159
Q4 2012158

Over five years, Connecticut home prices changed +49.5%, compared with +29.9% for the U.S.

Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency ยท Last updated 07/01/2026

Home values by county

Zillow typical home value; price changes from FHFA annual county index

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#CountyTypical valueMedian rent1-year5-year
1Western Connecticut Planning Region$652,900$2,110+5.8%+56.2%
2Greater Bridgeport Planning Region$428,800$1,546+5.8%+63.9%
3Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region$379,700$1,454+5.6%+60.3%
4South Central Connecticut Planning Region$353,100$1,525+6.3%+60.9%
5Northwest Hills Planning Region$335,600$1,193+6.8%+64.8%
6Capitol Planning Region$323,700$1,411+5.7%+61.6%
7Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region$323,400$1,365+7.5%+65.3%
8Naugatuck Valley Planning Region$317,700$1,330+6.4%+64.9%
9Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region$307,600$1,155+6.6%+61.8%

Most expensive cities in Connecticut

Cities and towns with 10,000+ residents, by typical home value

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#CityPopulationTypical valueMedian rent
1Greenwich14,792$2,373,259$2,082
2Stamford137,144$717,654$2,276
3Norwalk92,187$667,722$2,073
4Orange14,315$629,042$2,172
5Bethel11,404$564,442$1,656
6Shelton41,889$561,999$1,741
7Milford51,023$506,970$1,882
8West Hartford63,620$501,091$1,756
9Danbury87,263$490,334$1,846
10Trumbull Center10,264$486,000$2,307
11North Haven24,336$473,385$1,720
12Wethersfield27,250$431,356$1,370
13Ansonia19,033$384,625$1,476
14Newington30,896$376,438$1,524
15Middletown47,958$365,541$1,446
16East Haven27,806$363,017$1,528
17West Haven55,351$362,817$1,442
18Bridgeport149,153$361,597$1,450
19Naugatuck31,800$351,819$1,369
20Bristol61,462$346,945$1,338
21Derby12,487$342,291$1,452
22Windsor Locks12,579$337,893$1,394
23New Haven134,349$337,417$1,488
24Manchester36,759$331,988$1,384
25New London27,625$327,537$1,340

Most affordable cities in Connecticut

Cities and towns with 10,000+ residents, lowest home values first

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#CityPopulationTypical valueMedian rent
1Hartford121,127$202,489$1,269
2Willimantic18,096$276,519$1,063
3Waterbury114,869$284,914$1,225
4Torrington35,547$298,664$1,169
5Norwich39,973$305,640$1,253
6New Britain74,223$307,346$1,253
7East Hartford50,918$308,254$1,225
8Wallingford Center18,208$319,200$1,336
9Storrs15,207$325,100$1,678
10Meriden60,545$325,569$1,294
11New London27,625$327,537$1,340
12Manchester36,759$331,988$1,384
13New Haven134,349$337,417$1,488
14Windsor Locks12,579$337,893$1,394
15Derby12,487$342,291$1,452

Home sale prices by metro area

Zillow median sale price, Sep 2026. Metro areas can cross state lines.

Metro areaMedian price1 yr
Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury, CT$676,984+6.6%
Norwich-New London-Willimantic, CT$412,964+2.6%
Torrington, CT$405,610+8.2%
Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT$399,094+10.6%
New Haven, CT$384,554+3.9%

Metro areas in Connecticut

FHFA all-transactions index; metro areas may cross state lines

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Metro area1-year5-year
Norwich-New London-Willimantic, CT+6.4%+60.9%
New Haven, CT+6.0%+54.9%
Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT+5.8%+57.7%
Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury, CT+5.2%+53.3%
Waterbury-Shelton, CT+3.9%+55.2%

ZIP codes with the biggest 5-year price gains

FHFA annual ZIP code index, 2025

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#ZIP code1-year5-year
106704+12.0%+117.8%
206706+7.8%+100.6%
306710+52.6%+95.5%
406705+7.7%+93.8%
506790+8.0%+87.8%
606708+7.0%+86.6%
706604+11.1%+84.4%
806226+6.9%+82.9%
906610+4.2%+82.7%
1006051+5.9%+81.1%
1106053+4.4%+79.8%
1206114+16.6%+78.2%
1306360+7.7%+77.7%
1406320+7.0%+76.7%
1506377+9.8%+76.3%

Frequently asked questions

What is the median home value in Connecticut?
The median value of owner-occupied homes in Connecticut is $366,900, according to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates. That ranks 19th highest among the states and D.C.
Are home prices going up in Connecticut?
Home prices in Connecticut changed +4.7% over the year through Q2 2026 and +49.5% over five years, according to the FHFA House Price Index.
What is the most expensive city in Connecticut?
Among cities and towns with at least 10,000 residents, Greenwich has the highest typical home value at $2,373,259, followed by Stamford ($717,654) and Norwalk ($667,722).
Where are homes most affordable in Connecticut?
Hartford has the lowest typical home value among cities with 10,000+ residents at $202,489, followed by Willimantic ($276,519) and Waterbury ($284,914).
How much do homes sell for in Connecticut?
In Sep 2026, the median sale price was $676,984 in the Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury, CT area, $412,964 in the Norwich-New London-Willimantic, CT area and $405,610 in the Torrington, CT area, according to Zillow. These are the metro areas in Connecticut with the highest median sale prices.
What is the average rent in Connecticut?
The median gross rent in Connecticut is $1,488 a month, including utilities paid by the renter (ACS 2020-2024). About 34% of households rent.