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Connecticut just got an F on a national housing report card

Writer: reza abbassi
reza abbassi
Jun 16
1 min read

From the New Door Realty video archive, originally published June 16, 2026. Market figures, listing status, and event details reflect the original video date.

Not because people do not want to live here.

Because housing has become too expensive, too limited, and too difficult to build.

States in the Midwest and South ranked higher because they are building more homes and keeping costs more affordable. Meanwhile, Connecticut continues to struggle with high prices, low inventory, and limited housing options.

Here’s the real takeaway:

This is not a demand problem.

People want to live in Connecticut. The problem is we have not built enough housing for the people who already want to be here.

And when supply stays tight, buyers compete harder, prices stay elevated, and affordability gets worse.

Do you think Connecticut needs more housing?

Comment “YES” or “NO” — I have a feeling this one might start a debate.

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