Connecticut Census Data Comparison Tool: Compare Cities, Counties and ZIP Codes

The Housing Affordability Index base is 100 and represents a balance point where a resident with a median household income can normally qualify to purchase a median price home. Values above 100 indicate increased affordability, while values below 100 indicate decreased affordability.

	Name	County	Housing Affordability Index
1.	City of Torrington	Northwest Hills	140
2.	Wauregan Census Designated Place	Northeastern Connecticut	131
3.	Southwood Acres Census Designated Place	Capitol	130
4.	Riverton Census Designated Place	Northwest Hills	130
5.	Long Hill Census Designated Place	Southeastern Connecticut	129
6.	Lakeside Woods Census Designated Place	Western Connecticut	127
7.	Pleasant Valley Census Designated Place	Northwest Hills	126
8.	North Granby Census Designated Place	Capitol	126
9.	Bigelow Corners Census Designated Place	Western Connecticut	126
10.	Borough of Naugatuck	Naugatuck Valley	125
11.	Portland Census Designated Place	Lower Connecticut River Valley	124
12.	Winsted Census Designated Place	Northwest Hills	123
13.	West Simsbury Census Designated Place	Capitol	122
14.	Blue Hills Census Designated Place	Capitol	122
15.	East Hampton Census Designated Place	Lower Connecticut River Valley	122
16.	Sharon Census Designated Place	Northwest Hills	121
17.	Crystal Lake Census Designated Place	Capitol	120
18.	Sherwood Manor Census Designated Place	Capitol	118
19.	South Windham Census Designated Place	Southeastern Connecticut	117
20.	Terryville Census Designated Place	Naugatuck Valley	117

Connecticut Census Data Comparison Tool

Ranking Cities and Towns by Housing Affordability Index (last updated July 1, 2024)

Connecticut Census Data Comparison Tool

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