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Rent prices in Connecticut, city by city

As of October 17, 2026, 12,914 rentals are listed across 46 Connecticut cities we track. Statewide median asking rent: 1-bedroom about $1,650, 2-bedroom about $1,950, 3+ bedroom about $2,300.

The most expensive 5 cities for a 1-bedroom: Greenwich ($2,972), Stamford ($2,250), Milford ($2,250), Norwalk ($2,105), Danbury ($1,950). The least expensive: Waterbury ($1,200), Torrington ($1,275), Bristol ($1,300), Hartford ($1,300), New Britain ($1,400). Cheapest and most expensive places to rent in Connecticut

12,914 listings across 46 cities with at least 50 rentals listed. Medians use listings with a single price and bedroom count; fewer than 20 and the figure is left out. Statewide figures are estimated from city medians weighted by listing count. Updated . How we calculate

CityListings1 bed2 beds
Hartford1,880$1,300$1,550
New Haven1,384$1,650$1,819
Waterbury1,099$1,200$1,550
Bridgeport950$1,600$1,999
Stamford943$2,250$3,100
New Britain772$1,400$1,650
Norwalk523$2,105$2,800
Bristol332$1,300$1,700
Danbury293$1,950$2,500
Greenwich276$2,972$3,800
West Hartford261$1,800$2,100
Middletown240$1,550$1,762
Norwich240—$1,700
West Haven213$1,500$1,950
Meriden211—$1,650
New London205$1,472$1,650
Hamden203—$2,100
East Hartford203—$1,700
Torrington199$1,275$1,650
Fairfield179—$2,800
Milford166$2,250$2,400
Manchester157—$1,850
Shelton149—$2,350
Westport127—$5,000
Stratford120$1,925$2,200
Groton112—$2,295
Branford104—$2,600
Naugatuck98—$1,825
Ansonia96—$1,900
Vernon96—$1,825
New Milford88$1,675$2,400
Derby83—$2,000
Wallingford81—$1,888
Farmington80—$2,375
Enfield75——
Willimantic74——
Ridgefield70—$2,982
Plainville69——
East Haven68—$2,200
Glastonbury68—$2,400
Bethel61——
Wethersfield55——
Seymour54——
Winsted54——
Wilton52——
New Canaan51——