Connecticut Property Tax Rates

Connecticut homeowners pay a median $6,643 a year in property taxes, 1.81% of a typical home's value. That ranks 3rd of 51 and is 0.87 points above the US rate of 0.94%.

Data: Census 2020-2024 ACS 5-year

1.81%Effective rate, 3rd highest (US 0.94%)
$6,643Median taxes paid a year, 3rd highest (US $3,119)
$366,900Median home value, 19th highest (US $332,700)

Property taxes in Connecticut

  • Homeowners with a mortgage pay a median $6,749; those without one pay $6,445.
  • The effective rate is higher than the US rate: a home at the US median value of $332,700 would pay about $6,020 a year at Connecticut's rate.
  • By planning region, rates run from 1.42% in Western Connecticut Planning Region to 2.02% in Greater Bridgeport Planning Region.

Property taxes by planning region in Connecticut

9 planning regions, sorted by effective rate.

Property taxes by planning region in Connecticut. Column headers sort the table.
Greater Bridgeport2.02%$8,670$428,800
Capitol1.99%$6,454$323,700
South Central Connecticut1.91%$6,759$353,100
Naugatuck Valley1.88%$5,983$317,700
Lower Connecticut River Valley1.67%$6,357$379,700
Northwest Hills1.67%$5,593$335,600
Southeastern Connecticut1.62%$5,228$323,400
Northeastern Connecticut1.42%$4,375$307,600
Western Connecticut1.42%$9,295$652,900

About these numbers

Effective rate = median real estate taxes paid ÷ median home value, owner-occupied homes, from the Census American Community Survey 2020-2024 ACS 5-year. It shows the typical burden, not a statutory rate; bills depend on local rates, assessments and exemptions. Full methodology.

Cite: Home Stats Data, "Connecticut Property Tax Rates," https://homestatsdata.com/property-taxes/connecticut/