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Connecticut home prices and housing market.

Real market data across 20 cities and 55 ZIP markets in CT. The typical home is worth about $445K.

Updated September 2026Typical value$445K

The typical home value in Connecticut is $445K as of September 2026, up 5.2% from a year ago, based on the Zillow Home Value Index. In the typical Connecticut ZIP code, the median list price is $500K and homes spend a median of 41 days on market as of September 2026 (Realtor.com).

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Prices over time

Connecticut home prices over time

Typical home values in Connecticut are up 5.2% over the past year, from $423K in September 2025 to $445K in September 2026.

Typical home value in Connecticut, September of each year
MonthTypical value1-yr change
September 2026$444,813+5.2%
September 2025$422,677No prior year

Typical value is the median Zillow Home Value Index across Connecticut ZIP codes, taken in September of each year so every row compares the same month.

Market balance

Is Connecticut a buyer's or seller's market?

Connecticut leans toward a seller's market.

Relatively few listings have cut their asking price, which usually gives sellers the stronger position.

Based on a median of 41 days on market and 11% of listings with a price cut in the typical Connecticut ZIP code, and 3,628 new listings against 5,958 active listings across Connecticut, as of September 2026 (Realtor.com).

The outlook

Connecticut housing market forecast 2027

+2.5%

Weighted average of Zillow's ZIP forecasts, 12 months to September 2027

A weighted average of Zillow's ZIP forecasts, across 258 Connecticut ZIP codes, points to typical home values rising 2.5% by September 2027.

Over the 12 months through September 2026, typical home values in Connecticut rose 5.2%, per the Zillow Home Value Index.

Will home prices drop in Connecticut?

The forecasts do not call for a drop: a weighted average of Zillow's ZIP forecasts for Connecticut shows typical home values rising 2.5% by September 2027, after a 5.2% rise over the past 12 months. Forecasts are not guarantees: mortgage rates, inventory, and the wider economy can move values either way.

How this is calculated: each ZIP code's 12-month Zillow forecast is weighted by its typical home value (Zillow Home Value Index, September 2026). 258 Connecticut ZIP codes have both figures.

Forecast: a weighted average of Zillow's ZIP forecasts (Zillow Home Value Forecast, published October 2026), calculated by Home Value Pros. A forecast, not a guarantee.

Market board

Which Connecticut markets have the highest home values?

Typical value is the median Zillow home value (ZHVI) across each city's ZIP codes, as of September 2026. 1-yr change compares that median to the same ZIPs a year earlier. More CT markets publish as their data clears editorial QA.

Zillow ZHVI, September 2026

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Common questions

Questions about Connecticut home prices.

What is the typical home price in Connecticut?

The typical home price in Connecticut is about $445K as of September 2026, based on the Zillow Home Value Index (the median of the index across Connecticut ZIP codes). In the typical Connecticut ZIP code, the median list price is $500K as of September 2026 (Realtor.com), which reflects what sellers are asking rather than what homes sell for.

Are home prices going up or down in Connecticut?

Typical home values in Connecticut are up 5.2% over the past year, based on the Zillow Home Value Index as of September 2026.

Is Connecticut a buyer's or seller's market?

Connecticut leans toward a seller's market. Relatively few listings have cut their asking price, which usually gives sellers the stronger position. Based on a median of 41 days on market and 11% of listings with a price cut in the typical Connecticut ZIP code, and 3,628 new listings against 5,958 active listings across Connecticut, as of September 2026 (Realtor.com).

How long do homes take to sell in Connecticut?

In the typical Connecticut ZIP code, homes spend a median of 41 days on market as of September 2026, based on Realtor.com listing data. Pricing and condition decide how fast any one home sells, so treat the median as a benchmark rather than a promise.

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