A revaluation is the process of reassessing all the real property in a town to determine its current fair market value and is conducted every 5 years in CT per state law. The goal is to equalize the tax burden among property owners. Most of the time, these revaluations are pretty straight forward, but sometimes homeowners feel the new valuation on their property may not be accurate, and that is where we can help!
The following Connecticut towns / cities had revaluation in 2025: Ashford, Beacon Falls, Bridgeport, Clinton, Colebrook, Deep River, Durham, East Hampton, Ellington, Fairfield, Greenwich, Haddam, Hartland, Ledyard, Marlborough, Meriden, Middlebury, Milford, New Milford, Newington, North Stonington, Plymouth, Salisbury, Shelton, Somers, Southington, Stafford, Thomaston, Trumbull, Westport, Wolcott and Woodstock.
If you own a single family house, condominium or 2–4-unit house in one of these towns, check your mail for a notice from the town / city informing you of your homes new value for taxation purposes. Values have gone up significantly over the past few years. You may be shocked at the percentage increase proposed by your town or city.