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Southeastern Connecticut, CT

FIPS 09180. In 2024, lenders decided 7,628 mortgage applications here and denied 1,700 of them (22.3%, against a national 24.3%). They originated 5,688 loans worth $1.5B, at a median loan of $215,000 and a median reported applicant income of $104,000. Among the 1,764 counties with 500 or more decisioned applications, this one ranks 282 by volume and 1042 by denial rate.

7,628
Decisioned applications
2024, rank 282 of 1,764
22.3%
Denial rate
national 24.3%
$215,000
Median originated loan
national $235,000
$365,000
Median property value
2024, originated loans
One year only. This county code appears in 1 of the 7 modern-schema years, so there is no trend to plot. Connecticut replaced its eight counties with nine planning regions and the 2024 file uses the new codes, which is one way a county code can be new; a lender reporting a code for the first time is another. Nothing is back-filled onto a code that the earlier files do not carry.

Denial rate by applicant group, 2024

On the 2,334 screened applications in this county: first-lien, owner-occupied, site-built, one-unit home purchases. These are raw rates. Here the Black rate is 17.5% and the White non-Hispanic rate 5.9%, a difference of 11.6 pp. That difference is not adjusted for debt load, leverage, product or income. Nationally, reweighting on those four accounts for 44.0% of the Black/White gap; see the standardization. A group with fewer than 100 screened applications shows its count and no rate.

Applicant groupScreened appsDeniedDenial rate
White, non-Hispanic1,465875.9%
Race not available2893311.4%
White, Hispanic or Latino155127.7%
White, ethnicity not reported12775.5%
Black or African American1142017.5%
Asian8910n/a
Joint (race)6810n/a
American Indian or Alaska Native222n/a
Two or more minority races40n/a
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander10n/a

Source: HMDA public LAR (CFPB/FFIEC), snapshot files Screened applications only, so these counts are smaller than the county's decisioned total. Race is reported on some applications and not others; the 'race not available' row is where it is not. Methodology

Why applications were denied, 2024

Source: HMDA public LAR (CFPB/FFIEC), snapshot files Primary denial reason on the 1,700 denials in this county in 2024. The national distribution is on the denials page. Methodology

Who lends here, 2024

287 distinct institutions originated a loan in this county in 2024. The largest made 8.2% of them. Lenders are identified by Legal Entity Identifier: the public register does not carry the institution’s name.

#LEIOriginations hereShare of county
1254900HJA1Y85EJCGB904698.2%
2DRMSV1Q0EKMEXLAU1P803155.5%
35493003GQDUH26DNNH172945.2%
4549300HW662MN1WU85502654.7%
5549300VJQJVZKJBDWS172614.6%

Source: HMDA public LAR (CFPB/FFIEC), snapshot files The largest originators in this county, 5 shown. A lender page exists only for the 300 largest reporters nationally; the others are printed as plain identifiers, not as links to pages that do not exist. Methodology

Product mix, 2024

Source: HMDA public LAR (CFPB/FFIEC), snapshot files Shares of this county's 5,688 originations in 2024. Nationally, FHA-insured loans were 13.4% of originations. Median contract rate here: 6.75%, national 6.88%. Methodology

County codes are not stable. The register carries the county FIPS the lender reported. Codes change: Connecticut replaced its eight counties with nine planning regions, and the 2024 file uses the new codes. Every county on this layer was checked against a FIPS reference before it was given a page, and a county present in one year is not assumed to be present in the next. The state-level series for this state is on /mortgage/CT.