Cities in Connecticut
Every one of the 29 Census places in Connecticut is listed below, biggest first. Each city page carries the Connecticut lending rules that apply to a borrower there, with sources.
All places in Connecticut
- Bridgeport 148,028
- Stamford 136,226
- New Haven 135,319
- Hartford 119,669
- Waterbury 114,990
- Norwalk 92,458
- Danbury 86,124
- New Britain 74,080
- Bristol 61,601
- Meriden 60,111
- West Haven 54,790
- Middletown 47,984
- Shelton 42,144
- Norwich 39,881
- Torrington 35,550
- Naugatuck 31,820
- New London 27,560
- Ansonia 19,008
- Derby 12,406
- Groton 9,302
- Danielson 4,219
- Jewett City 3,451
- Woodmont 2,372
- Newtown 1,953
- Litchfield 1,210
- Stonington 994
- Bantam 763
- Groton Long Point 517
- Fenwick 43
Common questions
What is on a city page, and why does my city have one?
Lending rules are written at the state level, while pricing is decided borrower by borrower. A city page shows both: the sourced rules for your state and the Census context for your area.
Can my rate change because of the city I live in?
Rarely, if ever. A lender licensed in a state applies one pricing model across it. Your rate turns on your credit profile, your income and your debt-to-income ratio — the city does not enter into it.