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Long Hill, CT vs Trumbull Center, CT

Long Hill

Connecticut

vs

Trumbull Center

Connecticut

Across 22 directional measures we can compare, Long Hill leads on 12 and Trumbull Center on 10. Counting measures is not an overall verdict: their importance depends on your priorities. Median rent is 18% higher in Trumbull Center, while median household income is higher in Long Hill.

Median gross rent
$1,952$2,307
Long Hill is 15% lower
Median household income
$178,456$123,708
Long Hill is 44% higher
Median home value
$487,800$486,000
Long Hill is 0% higher

The Citytistics read

  • After the median rent, with other prices set to the US average, the median household has about $158,300 a year left in Long Hill and $98,100 in Trumbull Center. Money goes further in Long Hill, by about $60,300 a year.
  • A household earning Long Hill's median of $178,456 would need about $182,500 in Trumbull Center to keep the same money after rent and local prices.
  • Between the 2020 and 2024 surveys, pay outran rent by 11.8 points a year in Long Hill, and rent outran pay by 4.0 points a year in Trumbull Center.

How these are calculated

ConnecticutTrumbull Center, CTLong Hill, CTLong HillLong Hill

Which fits you?

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Your weights

Top 2 of 2 matching places. Places in the top 1% show their national rank.

#PlaceCTXAffordabilityEconomyEducationSafetyCommuteAmenitiesGrowth
01Long Hill, CTComposite 59.2 / 100
75
905485n/a3425n/a
02Trumbull Center, CTComposite 41.2 / 100
27
414984n/a1322n/a

CTX is the Citytistics Index: better than that share of the places we rate. It tops out at 99, so the top 1% show their national rank (#1 is best). Change any weight to rank on your own mix. How the CTX is built

Every measure

The dots show where each place sits among the 6,645 places we track. The bar is the median. A small dot after a value marks the better one.

MeasureLong HillTrumbull CenterAmong all places
Cost of living
Median gross rent1$1,952$2,307
Rent to income113.1%22.4%
Property tax rate12.0%1.9%
Home price to income12.7x3.9x
Prices vs US average2106.9106.9
Fair market rent, 2 bedrooms3$2,399$2,399
Housing
Property tax paid (median)1$9,574$9,248
Median home value1$487,800$486,000
Home prices, 1-year change45.8%5.8%
Home prices, 5-year change463.9%63.9%
Homeownership192.3%79.4%
Renters paying 30%+164.2%61.8%
Owner costs with a mortgage1$3,449$3,156
Vacant homes15.1%10.0%
Median year built119641965
Jobs and income
Median household income1$178,456$123,708
Income per person1$53,387$50,437
Unemployment18.1%7.7%
Average annual pay5$77,993$77,993
Pay growth, 1 year54.1%4.1%
Jobs5115,621115,621
Poverty rate112.4%8.0%
Mean commute128 min33 min
Works from home124.3%16.0%
Commutes by transit15.7%5.7%
People
Population18,68110,264
Median age141.140.8
Bachelor's or higher156.1%54.3%
High school or higher196.1%94.9%
Household size13.32.9
Born abroad117.5%20.0%
No health insurance18.6%8.6%
Homes with broadband193.6%88.1%
Moving
Moved here in the past year15.7%7.4%
Moved from another state12.7%2.7%
Net movers per 1,000 people6-4.5-4.5
Income of households moving in6$92,401$92,401
Income of households moving out6$85,040$85,040
Local life
Restaurants and bars per 10k721.121.1
Shops per 10k725.125.1
Arts, recreation and fitness per 10k74.24.2
Doctors' offices and clinics per 10k722.722.7
Child care centers per 10k72.92.9
Parks per 10k82.312.7
Playgrounds per 10k811.525.3
Grocery stores per 10k81.10.0
Restaurants, cafes and bars per 10k86.91.9
Libraries per 10k82.30.0
Named paths and bike trails80.01.9
Transit stops per sq mi80.00.0
Nearest National Park Service site911.814.1
National Park Service sites within 60 miles91818
Schools
Public schools109191
Public school students1050,88050,880
Students per teacher1013.913.9
Hazards and air
Natural hazard risk1191.891.8
Hurricane risk1195.195.1
Tornado risk1141.741.7
Wildfire risk1123.923.9
Heat wave risk1177.677.6
Median air quality index124444
Good air days1264.7%64.7%

Data bundle checked 2026-11-14; individual source vintages vary. Rent needed at the 30% line: Long Hill $78,080, Trumbull Center $92,280 a year.

Sources and methods

The small numbers beside each measure point here. Links go to the publisher.

  1. American Community Survey 5-year estimates · US Census Bureau · 2020 to 2024 estimatesTables B01002, B01003, B05002, B07003, B08013, B08301, B15003, B17001, B19013, B19301, B23025, B25002, B25003, B25010, B25035, B25064, B25070, B25077, B25088, B25103, B28002, S2701
  2. Regional Price Parities · US Bureau of Economic Analysis · Latest release, retrieved 2026-11-14
  3. Fair Market Rents · US Department of Housing and Urban Development · Fiscal year 2027
  4. House Price Index · Federal Housing Finance Agency · Latest release, retrieved 2026-11-14
  5. Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages · US Bureau of Labor Statistics · 2025 annual averages
  6. SOI Tax Stats, county-to-county migration · Internal Revenue Service · Tax years 2022 to 2023Counts tax returns and the people on them; flows under 20 returns are suppressed.
  7. County Business Patterns · US Census Bureau · 2023 data
  8. OpenStreetMap · © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License (ODbL) · Map data as of 2026-11
  9. National Park Service sites · Wikidata (CC0), units operated by the National Park Service · Retrieved 2026-11
  10. Common Core of Data · National Center for Education Statistics · 2024 release
  11. National Risk Index · Federal Emergency Management Agency · Latest release, retrieved 2026-11-14NRI data and maps
  12. Air Quality System, annual AQI by county · US Environmental Protection Agency · 2025 dataAirData download files

Derived by Citytistics from the tables above: rent to income (B25064, B19013); property tax rate (B25103, B25077); home price to income (B25077, B19013).

Survey figures are estimates with margins of error. Formulas and definitions: methodology.

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