Property Tax in Naugatuck Valley Planning Region
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Naugatuck Valley taxes run moderately high
At 2.038%, Naugatuck Valley's effective tax rate significantly exceeds the national median of 1.6%, landing it in the top 30% of U.S. counties. The median property tax of $5,926 is more than double the national median of $2,690, though below Connecticut's state average.
Slightly above Connecticut average
Naugatuck Valley's 2.038% rate edges above Connecticut's state average of 1.855% by roughly 10%, placing it in the mid-to-upper tier statewide. The median tax of $5,926 runs about $540 below the state average of $6,465, reflecting slightly lower home values relative to tax rates.
Mid-range among Connecticut regions
Naugatuck Valley's 2.038% rate falls between South Central Connecticut (2.034%) and Capitol (2.143%), and well above the River Valley (1.762%). Annual tax differences of $400–$900 emerge when comparing similar homes across these neighboring regions.
Moderate values, moderate taxes
A median home valued at $290,800 carries an estimated annual tax of $5,926. Homeowners with mortgages face $6,054, while those without pay $5,657—keeping the Valley relatively affordable within Connecticut.
Every dollar counts in appeals
Saving $500–$1,000 annually through a successful assessment appeal is realistic in Naugatuck Valley. The process is free and many homeowners never attempt it, leaving tax savings unclaimed.