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County · Census 2020–2024

Median rent and rent burden in Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

Median monthly gross rent
$1,155
± $26 margin
Rent burden · 30% or more
40.9%
± 4.6 percentage points
Severe burden · 50% or more
16.1%
± 3.1 percentage points

Burden figures cover an estimated 8,203 renter households with a computed rent-to-income ratio.

How much income would keep this rent at 30%?

The area’s median gross rent would equal 30% of an annual household income of $46,200. The calculation multiplies monthly rent by 12 and divides by 0.30.

Compare nearby counties

No published comparison within 100 miles had a rent range entirely below this one.

Nearby survey estimates
AreaMiles awayMedian gross rent ± marginRent burdenSevere burden
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut25.6$1,365 ± $2651%23.9%
Capitol Planning Region, Connecticut31.1$1,411 ± $1451.9%27.4%
Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut39.7$1,454 ± $4449.6%23.8%

Compare with broader areas

Same-period Census estimates
AreaMedian gross rent ± marginRent burdenSevere burden
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut$1,155 ± $2640.9%16.1%
Connecticut$1,488 ± $1052.6%27.3%
United States$1,413 ± $251.1%25.9%

Data and definitions

How to read the estimates

The Census Bureau’s 2020–2024 American Community Survey five-year release provides these survey estimates. America.co matched Census rent tables by geography ID and used the Gazetteer’s representative points to calculate straight-line distance.

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