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2026 Property Tax Report · Connecticut

The list price tells you what a home costs to buy. It says nothing about what it costs to own — and in 2026, that second number is where Connecticut buyers get surprised. The same home, one town line apart, can carry a tax bill that differs by well over a thousand dollars a month.

10.85 Lowest rate
(Washington) 68.95 Highest rate
(Hartford) 28.39 Statewide
median 169 Towns in
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The number most buyers never check

Everyone shopping for a home watches the price. Far fewer ask the question that actually sets the monthly payment: what’s the property tax? In Connecticut, the answer comes from the town’s mill rate — the dollars…

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Why these CT Counties are the Best Kept Secrets for Coastal Living (CT)

Stonington WaterfrontStonington Borough

Connecticut’s coastal towns have long been synonymous with charm, beauty, and opportunity, but few places capture the allure of shoreline living like New London and Middlesex Counties. With picturesque landscapes, vibrant communities, and a range of real estate options, these counties offer something for everyone — whether you’re a first-time buyer, seasoned investor, or seller looking to maximize your return.

Let’s dive into the appeal of these two counties and why they stand out in Connecticut’s real estate market.

The Market Trends Driving Interest

New London County

  • Affordability Meets Coastal Living: With a median selling price of $370,000,…

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