Housing Data Hub
General
Online platform with data on housing stock, income, race, age distribution of residents, housing characteristics, housing costs and affordability, housing production and affordable units in Connecticut.
Town Profiles 2024
Two-page PDF reports of demographic and economic information for Connecticut's towns.
Housing Permits - Population Estimates Dashboard 2023
Data on new housing units are from the 2020-2023 Building Permit Survey, conducted by the Census Bureau to estimate the annual change in housing units in Connecticut towns.
Demographics and Housing Explorer 2020
The 2020 Demographic and Housing Characteristics File (DHC), released by the U.S. Census Bureau in May 2023, is one of many data products released as part of the 2020 decennial census.
Housing Portal 1996-2017
Visualizations and analysis of historic and geographical housing data from Zillow and US Census for Connecticut towns.
Evictions
Connecticut Evictions Interactive Map
Use this interactive map to see where residential evictions happen in Connecticut.
Evictions Report 2024 | Evictions Report 2022
We analyzed eviction disparities and policy impacts.
Evictions Spotlight on Hartford 2024
We analyzed eviction filings data, housing costs, rental assistance, and physical and mental health to better understand the impact of evictions across the city and within neighborhoods.
Connecticut Evictions: Diving Deeper
We explored towns with the highest number of eviction filings from January 2021 through February 2022
Hartford Housing
Hartford Youth Data Fellows have analyzed housing data in Hartford related to evictions, homeownership, and housing conditions in local neighborhoods.
> 2025 Affordable Housing for Hartford Residents PDF
> 2025 Hartford Homeownership PDF
> 2025 Dilapidated Homes PDF
> 2024 Home Buying & Gender in Hartford PDF
> 2024 Home Buyers & Race in Hartford PDF
> 2024 Evictions and Rent in Hartford PDF
> 2024 Evictions by Neighborhood PDF
> 2024 Effects of Evictions in Hartford PDF
We examined neighborhood level health data with local open data sources, enabling the exploration and examination of the relationship between health and housing in a concrete way for Hartford’s most disinvested neighborhoods.
Regional Housing
Seven data stories about who lives and works in Connecticut, some of their educational experiences, and health outcomes.
This interactive map—the first of its kind in the state—includes all 2,616 zoning districts and two subdivisions and allows users to view the type of zoning district and filter by permitted residential uses. The tool also includes overlays for rail, CTfastrak, and ferries.