Rent estimate · CT

Rent estimates — every county in Connecticut

Median gross rent by county in Connecticut, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2024 5-year). Each number is what households actually pay, so it is the demand floor for pricing your own listing — plan on asking close to it to fill a unit fast.

Connecticut counties

Median gross rent by county and bedroom count. Select a county for the full breakdown, margin of error, and year-over-year change.

CountyStudio1 BR2 BR3 BR4 BRMedian gross rent
Capitol Planning Region, Connecticut$1,036$1,183$1,532$1,594$1,851$1,411
Greater Bridgeport Planning Region, Connecticut$1,062$1,232$1,622$1,817$2,231$1,546
Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut$664$1,272$1,614$1,816$1,989$1,454
Naugatuck Valley Planning Region, Connecticut$1,013$1,067$1,395$1,599$1,974$1,330
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut$770$928$1,224$1,432$1,391$1,155
Northwest Hills Planning Region, Connecticut$697$1,037$1,237$1,525$1,752$1,193
South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut$1,170$1,299$1,621$1,807$2,048$1,525
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut$848$1,093$1,432$1,685$2,069$1,365
Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut$1,351$1,863$2,221$2,425$3,163$2,110

Frequently asked questions

How do county rent estimates compare across Connecticut?

The table ranks every county in Connecticut by median gross rent. Open one to see the per-bedroom median, the margin of error, and how it changed year over year.

What does the margin of error mean on these county rents?

The Census Bureau publishes a margin of error with every estimate. It reflects how confident we can be that the true median sits near the published number — small for populous counties, wider for rural ones. Treat each county figure as the center of a range, not an exact price.

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