Housing data

Explore CT housing, neighborhood resources, and land tracking tools

The Department of Housing (DOH) gathers housing data so you can understand what's happening in your neighborhood. You can check median home prices, measure access to opportunities, view State data, or find official meeting notes.

The Connecticut Town Housing Dashboard and CT Housing Data Hub are our most comprehensive resources. They have:

Building updates: New home construction permits and demolition data.
Community counts: Official U.S. Census numbers and family data.
Local home and land details: Real-time property prices and geographic records.

Go to Connecticut Housing Data Dashboard

CT Housing Data Hub

Go to the CT Housing Data Hub
CT Housing Data Library

Use Data Library search engine
2025 Act Concerning Housing Growth

Review housing growth maps
The CT Geodata Portal

Search land data

Data provided by these Connecticut offices

Neighborhood access and equity

The Connecticut Opportunity Map

Where you live can affect what kinds of schools, jobs, and communities you can access. This map shows opportunity-rich and opportunity-isolated areas to help address inequalities.

Search for a place on the Opportunity Map

The Housing and Segregation Study

This 2024 study looks at how State and federal programs impact economic and racial diversity across Connecticut. The project looks at local demographics, housing programs, and rental assistance records.

Read the study overview

Housing conference presentations, grants, and studies

Explore the yearly housing conference homepage

Access the central page for all recent conference materials. Get the main slide decks, project notes, and summaries written by State housing experts.

Review legacy homeless shelter performance data

Access our 2017–2018 statewide study on the effectiveness of CT homeless shelters. You can read the final reports, watch webinars, and review public updates.

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We want to make our CT Geospatial Data Portal work better for you. Your feedback helps us decide what data to prioritize in the future. Most questions are optional, and your insights shape how we build this tool.