New Haven, VT
1 neighborhoods · 1,937 residents · Vermont
A
82/100
98
Safety Score
88
Affordability
$99K
Median Income
$325K
Median Home Value
Is New Haven, VT a Good Place to Live?
New Haven receives an overall livability grade of A (82/100), placing it among the better areas in Vermont. Safety scores A+ (98/100), indicating lower crime rates than most areas. Affordability scores A (88/100) with a median household income of $99,276 and median home values around $324,900.
About 35.8% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, and the unemployment rate is 5.4%. 83% of housing is owner-occupied. The median age is 49.
$1,250
Median Rent/mo
35.8%
College Educated
5.4%
Unemployment
83%
Owner-Occupied
49
Median Age
1,937
Population
1
Zip Codes
Addison
County
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Neighborhoods in New Haven
| # | Zip | Overall | Safety | Afford. | Income | Home $ | Pop. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 05472Addison Co. | 82 A | 98 | 88 | $99K | $325K | 1,937 |
Scores are percentile-based (0–100) derived from US Census Bureau (ACS 5-year estimates) and FBI crime data. A score of 80 means this area ranks better than 80% of all US locations on that metric.