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Connecticut mortgage costs

What a typical Connecticut (CT) purchase actually costs each month once property tax, insurance and PMI are included — and how to model your own numbers.

Estimated monthly cost breakdown for a median-priced Connecticut home
Median home price$400,000
10% down payment$40,000
Loan amount$360,000
Principal & interest (30yr @ 6.75%)$2,335/mo
Property tax (1.79%)$597/mo
Homeowners insurance$158/mo
PMI (until 20% equity)$150/mo
Estimated total monthly$3,240/mo

Illustrative only, at a 6.75% sample rate with 10% down. Your rate, tax assessment and insurance premium will differ.

What makes Connecticut different

Town-level mill rates swing the escrow line by hundreds of dollars a month between adjacent towns.

Property tax is the line that shapes a Connecticut budget. The 1.79% effective rate is the 4th highest in the country, adding $597 a month on a median $400,000 home — $7,160 a year that never amortises away and rises with assessed value long after the loan is paid off.

A top state income tax rate of 6.99% makes mortgage interest and property tax deductions worth more here than in a no-income-tax state — though the $10,000 SALT cap limits how much of the $7,160 annual property tax bill actually reduces what you owe.

Connecticut is an expensive place to buy. The median $400,000 is the 19th highest in the country and $57,500 above the national median, putting a 20% deposit at roughly $80,000 before any closing costs.

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