Distressed Properties in Connecticut
DLRadar scores 7 Connecticut counties on market cycle, bank stress and insurance distress. None of Connecticut's counties is in contraction or recovery (Connecticut); Connecticut home prices average +5.3% year over year.
Connecticut averages 40/100 bank stress and 0/100 insurance distress.
Connecticut residential listings tracked: 1,532 across 216 ZIPs; Connecticut candidate listings 403; 214 Connecticut ZIPs read active. Busiest Connecticut ZIPs: 06460 75 listings, 10 candidates; 06880 69 listings, 8 candidates; 06877 63 listings, 9 candidates in Connecticut; 06820 54 listings, 2 candidates; 06511 42 listings, 4 candidates; 06902 41 listings, 12 candidates.
HUD lists 221 assisted multifamily properties in Connecticut with 15,740 units, 9,033 of the Connecticut units assisted.
Connecticut ZIPs by price-cycle phase: 903 peak, 168 expansion, 1 neutral.
Connecticut ninety-day mortgage delinquency 1.0% as of December 2025; highest sampled Connecticut counties: South Central Connecticut 1.3%, Capitol 1.0%, Southeastern Connecticut 1.0%.
Connecticut counties to watch
Distressed properties in Connecticut — FAQ
How do I find Connecticut distressed properties?
Start with the 0 of 7 Connecticut counties in contraction or recovery, led by Naugatuck Valley County, then open each Connecticut county's ZIP scores.
Where does the Connecticut data come from?
Connecticut price cycle from FHFA; Connecticut bank stress (40/100) from FDIC call reports; Connecticut insurance distress (0/100) from FEMA and NFIP.