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Most Affordable Cities in Connecticut

Cities ranked by lowest median home value · 50 cities · Updated 2026-04-05

This ranking shows the most affordable cities in Connecticut based on data from the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates. All 50 cities are sorted by lowest median home value from lowest to highest. Long Hill CDP (Southeastern Connecticut County), Connecticut leads the ranking with a value of $169,200 and a population of 4,292.

The top three cities are Long Hill CDP (Southeastern Connecticut County), Connecticut ($169,200), Canaan ($170,700), and Willimantic ($180,600). Data is updated nightly from official Census APIs. Click any city name to view its full demographic profile, or see the national most affordable cities ranking to compare across all 50 states. You can also explore all cities in Connecticut.

RankCityValuePopulation
#1Long Hill CDP (Southeastern Connecticut County), Connecticut$169,2004,292
#2Canaan$170,7001,297
#3Willimantic$180,60017,774
#4Waterbury$185,400114,356
#5Poquonock Bridge$190,7001,108
#6Rockville$192,5006,657
#7Torrington$195,80035,481
#8Jewett City$196,6003,412
#9Blue Hills$199,8001,989
#10Stafford Springs$200,9004,801
#11Baltic$202,0001,266
#12North Grosvenor Dale$203,5001,097
#13Manchester$205,80036,561
#14New Britain$207,30073,301
#15Mechanicsville$209,800906
#16Winsted$214,0007,074
#17East Hartford$215,40050,798
#18New Hartford Center$216,7001,691
#19Hartford$217,200119,970
#20South Windham$217,7001,391
#21Danielson$219,8004,185
#22Terryville$221,0005,112
#23Heritage Village$221,6004,517
#24Meriden$221,60060,418
#25Plainfield Village$227,5002,260
#26Brooklyn$227,7001,045
#27Hazardville$230,4006,482
#28Oxoboxo River$231,1002,912
#29Norwich$231,30039,992
#30New London$234,80027,199
#31Thompsonville$235,2007,473
#32Putnam$236,0007,120
#33Windsor Locks$236,80012,555
#34Thomaston$236,9002,073
#35Wauregan$240,4001,209
#36Sherwood Manor$241,1005,781
#37Quinebaug$241,4001,163
#38Naugatuck$241,60031,634
#39Derby$242,30012,359
#40Pleasant Valley$242,600343
#41Dayville$244,500379
#42Waterford$245,6003,496
#43Southwood Acres$247,4008,154
#44South Woodstock$248,5001,294
#45Lake Bungee$248,800566
#46New Haven$249,000132,893
#47Bristol$252,30061,129
#48Bridgeport$252,400148,012
#49Lake Chaffee$252,800299
#50Oakville$253,5009,233

Frequently Asked Questions

What city has the most affordable in Connecticut?

Long Hill CDP (Southeastern Connecticut County), Connecticut ranks #1 for most affordable cities in Connecticut with a value of $169,200 and a population of 4,292.

How many cities are ranked for most affordable cities in Connecticut?

There are 50 cities ranked for most affordable cities in Connecticut. Rankings are based on data from the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

How does Connecticut compare to other states for most affordable cities?

You can compare Connecticut's city rankings to other states or view the national ranking at our national most affordable cities page, which lists the top 100 cities across all 50 states.

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