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Middlesex County, CT Eviction Risk

15 cities · 85,425 residents · Avg 5.0/10 (Moderate) · Updated
5.0Avg score
5.8Highest city
4.2Lowest city
30.7%Rent burden
$1,494Median rent

County heatmap

All cities in Middlesex County

# City Population Median rent Rent burden Risk score
1 Middletown, CT 47,958 $1,446 29.3% 5.8
2 Westbrook Center, CT 2,501 $1,397 42.9% 5.7
3 Chester Center, CT 2,026 $1,473 29.5% 5.7
4 Portland, CT 5,944 $1,122 29.9% 5.4
5 Clinton, CT 3,465 $1,432 26.8% 5.3
6 Durham, CT 3,347 $1,625 36.3% 5.3
7 East Hampton, CT 3,347 $1,347 37.5% 5.1
8 Old Saybrook Center, CT 1,659 $1,414 43.3% 5.1
9 Deep River Center, CT 2,407 $1,242 35.7% 5.0
10 Saybrook Manor, CT 1,358 $2,149 31.8% 5.0
11 Lake Pocotopaug, CT 4,875 $1,357 25.7% 4.7
12 Essex Village, CT 2,705 $2,056 23.0% 4.4
13 Moodus, CT 2,042 $1,157 15.0% 4.4
14 Higganum, CT 1,742 $1,707 23.1% 4.2
15 Fenwick, CT 49 4.2

About Middlesex County

Middlesex County spans 15 cities serving approximately 85,425 residents. The average landlord eviction risk across the county is 5.0/10.

Risk varies city-by-city within the county. Use the grid above to see exact scores, median gross rent, and rent burden for every municipality. Click any city for full sub-score breakdown including local political climate, rent-control exposure, tenant organizing strength, and typical eviction cost and timeline.

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