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New Haven mortgage calculator
A median-priced New Haven, CT home at 6.75% over 30 years, with Connecticut property tax of 1.79% and $1,900 a year of homeowners insurance. Every figure below is computed on our amortising engine — nothing is estimated in the browser.
$2,636 a month, all in
Principal and interest are $1,868; escrow and PMI add the rest. Over the full term the loan costs $384,467 in interest. Discounted at 5%, buying here has a net present value of $117,314 ($356,664 in today’s dollars).
Within Connecticut, New Haven is 4th of the 5 Connecticut markets covered here, between Stamford at the top and Hartford at the bottom of a 2.67x spread. A state-level median hides most of that.
Rents here are high relative to prices — a rent index of 0.95 against a price index of 0.80. That combination favours buying sooner, because the payment you avoid is larger relative to the price you pay.
New Haven is cheaper than Connecticut as a whole — $320,000 against a state median of $400,000, roughly 20% below. On a 20% deposit that is $16,000 less to find up front.
Monthly cost in New Haven vs comparable rent
Owning is stacked by component; renting is the local median asking rent.
The monthly breakdown
| Median home price | $320,000 |
|---|---|
| Down payment (10%) | $32,000 |
| Loan amount | $288,000 |
| Principal & interest | $1,868/mo |
| Property tax (1.79%) | $477/mo |
| Homeowners insurance | $158/mo |
| PMI while above 80% LTV | $132/mo |
| Total monthly payment | $2,636/mo |
| Comparable rent | $1,900/mo |
What a rate move does to the New Haven payment
| Rate | Principal & interest |
|---|---|
| 5.5% | $1,635/mo |
| 6% | $1,727/mo |
| 6.5% | $1,820/mo |
| 7% | $1,916/mo |
| 7.5% | $2,014/mo |
| 8% | $2,113/mo |
Rent or buy in New Haven?
Against $1,900 a month in rent, over 7 years renting leaves you about $29,889 better off — $25,144 once 2.5% inflation is stripped out. See the Connecticut rent-vs-buy page.
Where these numbers come from
Connecticut medians come from editorial and are refreshed weekly. The New Haven figures index those state medians to the local market, so they track the same feed rather than going stale. Insurance and the state income tax rate are editorial. Treat everything here as a planning estimate, not a quote.