Connecticut Rents Dip for First Time in Years, Zillow Data Shows

Connecticut renters are seeing rare relief. For the first time in years, average asking rents have dropped. Zillow says statewide rent listings through May 12 averaged $1,635 — down nearly $80 from April, a 4.6% dip. One-bedroom units fell by $86, and three-bedrooms dropped $183. While prices dipped here in Connecticut, rents continued rising in nearby states including New York and Rhode Island.