About Connecticut Economy

The real gross domestic product per capita (Engl. per capita GDP in real terms) in 2006 stood at $ 50,332 (national average of the 50 U.S. states: 37,714; place national ranking: 2). Only Delaware has a higher per capita incomes. Is grown in Connecticut mainly cereals, potatoes, tobacco, corn and oats. The state will operate ordinary livestock. Connecticut is a very industrial state, among other things, there are aircraft engines, machinery, fabricated metal products, textiles, nuclear submarines and various chemical products produced. Supposedly there was also the Frisbee disc invented.

Connecticut real estate values

Listing Type Number Median Price Price Change
from Sep
Homes for Sale 32,392 $305,000 +1.7%
New Homes 14 $492,810 0.0%
Foreclosures 3,446 $177,000 -1.7%

Connecticut real estate markets

The most popular real estate markets for the Connecticut state are in the following areas:

•    Bridgeport
•    Danbury
•    Hartford
•    New Haven
•    New Britain
•    Stamford
•    Waterbury
•    Norwalk
•    Naugatuck
•    Ridgefield
•    Meriden
•    Bristol
Bear in mind that the list of Connecticut real estate markets may be subject to change due to economic issues.