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Hartford just approved a property tax increase — and buyers need to pay attention.
From the New Door Realty video archive, originally published May 25, 2026. Market figures, listing status, and event details reflect the original video date.
The city’s mill rate is rising to nearly 70, marking its first tax increase in years. For the average homeowner, that may only be about $8 more per month, but the bigger story is what this signals.
Connecticut towns are facing rising costs, school funding pressure, and changes in commercial property values. When city budgets get tight, homeowners can feel it through higher property taxes.
That’s why buying a home is not just about the purchase price.
At New Door Realty, we help buyers understand the full monthly cost — mortgage, insurance, taxes, and long-term affordability.
DM “TAX BILL” and I’ll show you which Connecticut towns are becoming more — or less — affordable right now.
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