Overall Sustainability Score
35
High Pressure
Scale: 0 = highest pressure, 100 = lowest pressure
County • CT
Southeastern Connecticut County
This page summarizes financial pressure dynamics for Southeastern Connecticut County. Cost pressure is modeled as burden plus change minus offsets, then decomposed into standardized pressure components.
Sustainability Score
Latest Snapshot
2024-12-31
Scale direction: Sustainability Score 0 = highest pressure, 100 = lowest pressure. Pressure Score 0 = low pressure, 100 = high pressure.
Trend
Stable
National Percentile
14th
Weak
Higher percentile is better (less pressure than peers)
Local Narrative
What Is Driving Pressure In Southeastern Connecticut County
Southeastern Connecticut County currently has a sustainability score of 35 (High Pressure) with a stable trend direction. National percentile is 14th (weak).
Top current component pressures are Utility Pressure (78, increasing) and Insurance Pressure (77, stable).
Compared with Connecticut, Southeastern Connecticut County is 7.6 points lower on sustainability (higher overall pressure).
Pressure Components
Component Breakdown
Higher component score = higher pressure
INSURANCE_PRESSURE
Insurance Pressure
Pressure Score: 77 • Trend: Stable
High Pressure
Owner-cost burden proxy is 18.9% of income with -0.5% year-over-year movement.
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TAX_PRESSURE
Tax Pressure
Pressure Score: 74 • Trend: Stable
High Pressure
Median real estate taxes are $5,228 with 1.6% year-over-year movement.
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UTILITY_PRESSURE
Utility Pressure
Pressure Score: 78 • Trend: Increasing
High Pressure
Median gross rent proxy is $1,365 with 3.7% year-over-year movement.
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ESSENTIAL_INFLATION_PRESSURE
Essential Inflation Pressure
Pressure Score: 64 • Trend: Stable
High Pressure
Essential burden proxy (gross rent to income) is 18.9% with 0.8% year-over-year movement.
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INCOME_OFFSET
Income Offset
Pressure Score: 27 • Trend: Stable
Moderate
Median household income is $86,586 with 2.9% year-over-year growth.
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