
West End, CT Housing Market
$319,440
2.7% 1-yrThe average West End, CT home value is $319,440, down 2.7% over the past year. (Updated on )
What is the Zillow Home Values Index?
Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), built from the ground up by measuring monthly changes in property level Zestimates, captures both the level and home values across a wide variety of geographies and housing types.
West End Key Takeaways
Typical Home Values: $319,440
1-Year Value Change: -2.7%
(Data through August 31, 2026)
West End Housing Market Overview
Zillow's metrics provide valuable market data by tracking market changes in different locations and housing types.
Nearby Neighborhoods
- NameMedian ZHVI
- Asylum Hill$100,466
- Upper Albany$231,257
- Parkville$178,325
- Frog Hollow$252,375
- Clay-Arsenal$221,917
- Blue Hills$272,429
- Downtown$182,741
- South Green$128,807
- Behind the Rocks$249,290
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West End Rental Market Trends
The Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI) measures changes in asking rents over time, controlling for changes in the quality of the available rental inventory.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most expensive neighborhoods in Hartford, CT?
The neighborhoods with the highest median home values in Hartford, CT include: West End ($319,440), South West ($293,853), South End ($279,954), Blue Hills ($272,429), Frog Hollow ($252,375).
What are the most affordable neighborhoods in Hartford, CT?
The neighborhoods with the lowest median home values in Hartford, CT include: Asylum Hill ($100,466), South Green ($128,807), Parkville ($178,325), Downtown ($182,741), Clay-Arsenal ($221,917).
Which Hartford, CT neighborhoods have the fastest growing home values?
Neighborhoods with the highest year-over-year value growth in Hartford, CT include: Clay-Arsenal (17.8%), Blue Hills (6.5%), Upper Albany (6.2%), South End (5.9%), North East (5.9%).
