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Side-by-side: New Haven, CT vs Bridgeport, CT

Figures are for incorporated city limits unless noted. Crime rates are citywide and can hide neighborhood variation — see methodology.

MetricNew Haven, CTBridgeport, CTU.S. baselineContext / gap
Population135,081148,012N/ACity limits only (not metro / MSA)
Median household income$46,000$56,584$78,53841% below national average
Median home value$260,000$252,400$303,40014% below national average · relatively affordable / lower
Median rent$1,450$1,405$1,3488% above national average
Housing cost index10894100100 = U.S. average (ACS home + rent)
Unemployment4.6%5.0%4.2%County LAUS rate, not city-only
Avg commute22 min28 min25 min12% below national average · relatively affordable / lower
Violent crime rate62 / 100k581.7 / 100k602.7 / 100kCitywide rate — inspect neighborhood / block data
Property crime rate52 / 100k1701.1 / 100k3084.9 / 100kCitywide rate — inspect neighborhood / block data
Sunny days196 days240 days266 days26% below national average
Summer high82°F81°F87°FNOAA normals · nearest station
Winter low22°F27°F34°FNOAA normals · nearest station

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