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Rent-to-Income Context Across Selected Connecticut Markets
Median gross rent compared with median monthly renter-household income gives a consistent market-level affordability context. It does not determine whether a particular property will accept an applicant.
35.9%
Bridgeport
Median gross rent of $1,875 compared with median monthly renter-household income of $5,224, 2020-2024.
33.8%
Hartford
Median gross rent of $1,416 compared with median monthly renter-household income of $4,185, 2020-2024.
36.3%
New Haven
Median gross rent of $1,525 compared with median monthly renter-household income of $4,202, 2020-2024.
33.0%
Norwich
Median gross rent of $1,365 compared with median monthly renter-household income of $4,136, 2020-2024.