Places
Data from November 2026
The places of Connecticut
Connecticut has 9 places. The most populous is Capitol Planning Region (977,290 people); the most expensive homes are in Western Connecticut Planning Region ($652,900) and the least expensive in Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region ($307,600). Each has its own page with prices, limits and help nearby.
Key numbers in Connecticut
- Places
- 9
- each with its own page
- People
- 3.6M
- Census, Average 2020–2024
- Typical home
- $366,900
- median value in Connecticut
Map and extremes
Where it costs more and less in Connecticut
Typical home value by place
- Under $317,700
- $317,700–$323,700
- $323,700–$353,100
- $353,100–$428,800
- $428,800 or more
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People
- Highest
- 977,290
- Capitol Planning Region
- Lowest
- 96,312
- Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region
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Typical home
- Highest
- $652,900
- Western Connecticut Planning Region
- Lowest
- $307,600
- Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region
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Typical rent
- Highest
- $2,110
- Western Connecticut Planning Region
- Lowest
- $1,155
- Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region
-
FHA limit
- Highest
- $977,500
- Greater Bridgeport Planning Region
- Lowest
- $541,287
- Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region
The full list
Every place in Connecticut
Type a name to filter or tap a column to sort. Each place links to its page.
| Capitol Planning Region | 977,290 | $323,700 | $1,411 | $93,394 | $541,287 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Western Connecticut Planning Region | 627,071 | $652,900 | $2,110 | $128,188 | $977,500 |
| South Central Connecticut Planning Region | 570,598 | $353,100 | $1,525 | $88,197 | $541,287 |
| Naugatuck Valley Planning Region | 454,969 | $317,700 | $1,330 | $86,191 | $541,287 |
| Greater Bridgeport Planning Region | 329,259 | $428,800 | $1,546 | $89,667 | $977,500 |
| Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region | 279,971 | $323,400 | $1,365 | $86,586 | $541,287 |
| Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region | 175,822 | $379,700 | $1,454 | $104,428 | $541,287 |
| Northwest Hills Planning Region | 113,216 | $335,600 | $1,193 | $93,551 | $541,287 |
| Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region | 96,312 | $307,600 | $1,155 | $90,589 | $541,287 |
- Capitol $323,700$541,287
- Western Connecticut $652,900$977,500
- South Central Connecticut $353,100$541,287
- Naugatuck Valley $317,700$541,287
- Greater Bridgeport $428,800$977,500
- Southeastern Connecticut $323,400$541,287
- Lower Connecticut River Valley $379,700$541,287
- Northwest Hills $335,600$541,287
- Northeastern Connecticut $307,600$541,287
Census medians; FHA limit for one unit. · American Community Survey · Average 2020–2024 · FHA mortgage limits · 2026 data Source: American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates Average 2020–2024 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates (external site)
Frequently asked questions
How many places does Connecticut have?
Connecticut has 9 places. The most populous is Capitol Planning Region (977,290 people) and the least populous Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region (96,312), per the Census (Average 2020–2024).
Which place in Connecticut has the most expensive homes?
By typical value (Average 2020–2024, Census), the most expensive is Western Connecticut Planning Region ($652,900) and the least expensive Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region ($307,600).
Where is rent highest in Connecticut?
The highest typical rent is in Western Connecticut Planning Region ($2,110 a month) and the lowest in Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region ($1,155), per the Census (Average 2020–2024).
Which place in Connecticut has the highest FHA limit?
In 2026 data, the highest FHA limit for one unit is in Greater Bridgeport Planning Region ($977,500). 7 places are at the lowest, $541,287.