Waterfront Homes in New Haven, CT

Active inventory in New Haven, CT changes daily as listings come on and go off market. The grid above shows the most recently updated listings — refresh for the latest count.

The median home price in New Haven, CT is approximately $295,000. Actual sale prices depend on location, condition, lot size, and timing of the listing.

New Haven has a mill rate of approximately 39.75. Annual taxes equal the mill rate × the assessed value (70% of fair market value) ÷ 1,000.

Yes. Nomade represents buyers across all eight Connecticut counties with on-the-ground knowledge of New Haven, CT pricing, schools, commute, and what makes each neighborhood different. Reach out via the contact form on any property page to start a search.

East Rock is widely considered the most desirable for families and professionals — leafy streets, Victorian homes, and proximity to Yale. Wooster Square is celebrated for its food scene; Westville for affordability with character.

Yes — New Haven offers some of the best multifamily cap rates in Connecticut (6.5–8% on stabilized 2-4 units) with steady tenant demand from Yale, the medical center, and the city's young professional base.