Bridgeport, Connecticut
Bridgeport's owner of record, assessment and last sale price for every parcel are free on the State of Connecticut's open-data portal, and the State's own sales file, in the public domain, lists every recorded sale with its address and price.
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 13 sources · 5 tier A · 5 tier B · prepared 2026-10-21
Can you find out who owns it?
Connecticut records land in each town, not the county. Bridgeport's deeds and mortgages are kept by the Town Clerk at City Hall, and the index is online through US Land Records (Avenu), which asks users to register. Copies cost $1.00 a page. The City Assessor's roll gives the owner of record, value and last sale of every parcel. The State's Office of Policy and Management republishes it each year as a free statewide parcel and CAMA dataset, and also publishes every recorded sale of $2,000 or more with its address and price.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchTown Clerk: copies of documents $1.00 per page, certification $2.00 each (in-person/postal; online index via US Land Records requires registration)
Bulk ownership data2026 Connecticut Parcel and CAMA Data (data.ct.gov ibe8-9i3q, OPM GIS office under CGS 4d-90-92 and 7-100l): 34,501 Bridgeport rows with owner, mailing address, assessment, appraisal, land acres, use code, last and prior sale price and date, grantor and grantee; free download, no licence stated
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- www.ctpublic.org — “"You may not use Connecticut Public Broadcasting, Inc. Services content/information for machine learning purposes, or bots or other scraping tools." and "The Connecticut Public Broadcasting, Inc. Services can only be used for personal, non-commercial purposes."”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bridgeport Hospital 267 Grant St 637,178 sq ft primary building (roll) · 10 floors |
Institutional | Bridgeport Hospital (Yale New Haven Health) The 2026 State CAMA file (2025 valuation) names Bridgeport Hospital, co-owner line 'Yale New Haven Health', for pid 16035 at 267 Grant St: 9.72 acres, appraised $566,365,430, assessed $396,455,800, use 'Hospital', 10 stories. It is the highest-valued parcel in Bridgeport. The hospital holds 18 parcels in all, $612.9M appraised. Wikipedia places it in the Yale New Haven Health System (501 beds); the 'Yale New Haven Health' line is the roll's own. |
Institution | —A |
| St. Vincent's Medical Center 2800 Main St 436,163 sq ft primary building (roll) · 10 floors |
Institutional | SVMC Holdings Inc (Hartford HealthCare) The roll names SVMC Holdings Inc for pid 20397 at 2800 Main St: 7.84 acres, appraised $476,816,000, assessed $333,771,240, the second-highest parcel in the city; 10 parcels in all, $495.4M. The roll's last conveyance is from St. Vincent's Medical Center to SVMC Holdings on 8 Oct 2019. Wikipedia says Hartford HealthCare acquired the 473-bed hospital from Ascension in 2019. The tie from SVMC Holdings to Hartford HealthCare rests on that date and on Wikipedia (s7), not a filing. |
Institution | —B |
| Bridgeport Center (M&T Bank regional headquarters, former People's United tower) 850 Main St 497,430 sq ft primary building (roll) · 16 floors |
Office | People's United Bank (M&T Bank) The roll names 'Peoples United Bank c/o M&T Bank' (mail to Buffalo, NY) for pid 6167 at 850 Main St: 4.16 acres, 16 stories, built 1988, appraised $57,346,610, the highest-valued office building in the city. Last conveyance 11 Jun 2007 from People's Bank, no price. Wikipedia calls Bridgeport Center, designed by Richard Meier and completed in 1989, the tallest building in Bridgeport, and says M&T merged with People's United Financial in April 2022 and made it its New England regional headquarters (s6). |
Public company | —B |
| Bridgeport Harbor Station (gas-fired Unit 5 and Units 3-4 site) 1-10 Atlantic St |
Industrial | GB II Connecticut LLC The roll's owner field for pid 36879 at 2 Atlantic St reads 'Current Owner' (one of 41 Bridgeport rows where the State file blanks the owner); its last grantee is GB II Connecticut LLC, 17 Aug 2022. Appraised $410,000,000, use 'Pub Utility', 22.85 acres: the third-highest parcel. The Siting Council lists GB II Connecticut LLC and PSEG Power Connecticut LLC as petitioners for a 485 MW combined-cycle plant 'at the existing Bridgeport Harbor Station located at 1 Atlantic Street' (s12). The old coal site, 1 Atlantic St (33.17 acres), went to Bridgeport Station Development LLC on 19 Nov 2024. 10 Atlantic St ($145M) last went to Bridgeport Energy LLC in 1999. No parent is named. |
Private company | —B |
| Total Mortgage Arena (formerly Arena at Harbor Yard / Webster Bank Arena) 600 Main St 92,318 sq ft primary building (roll) |
Civic | City of Bridgeport The roll names Bridgeport City Of for pid 3009 at 600 Main St: 5.33 acres, built 2001, appraised $48,667,730, exempt. Wikipedia gives the City of Bridgeport as owner and Oak View Group as operator, with an opening on 10 Oct 2001 at a cost of $56,278,684 and 10,000 seats for concerts (s9). Matching the 600 Main St parcel to the arena is ours, from the build year and position next to the amphitheater. |
Government | —B |
| Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater (former Ballpark at Harbor Yard) 500 Main St 216,408 sq ft (roll) |
Civic | City of Bridgeport The roll names 'Bridgeport City of Baseball St' for pid 3008 at 500 Main St: 7.82 acres, use 'Arena/Stadium', built 1998, appraised $63,339,240, exempt. Wikipedia says the City-owned ballpark opened in 1998, the City did not renew the Bluefish lease after 2017, and the ground was converted into the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater, opened 28 July 2021 (s10). The naming sponsor is not the owner. |
Government | —B |
| City Hall (45 Lyon Terrace) and City government building (999 Broad St) 45 Lyon Ter; 999 Broad St |
Civic | City of Bridgeport The roll names Bridgeport City Of for both. 45 Lyon Ter (pid 5954): 2.0 acres, built 1916, 144,100 sq ft, appraised $48,702,900. The City's Tax Assessor and Town Clerk give 45 Lyon Terrace as their address (s3, s4). 999 Broad St (pid 6096): 2.53 acres, 300,104 sq ft, appraised $55,440,500, bought by the City on 22 May 1998 for $1,120,000 from Triple 9 of Broad Street Inc. The building's name as the Government Center is not stated in any source we opened. |
Government | $1.12M 1998-05-22 999 Broad St, from Triple 9 of Broad Street Inc, as the roll's last sale; not an inflation-adjusted value. A |
| Steelpointe Harbor (waterfront redevelopment) 10-137 East Main St / Stratford Ave 252,125 sq ft residential building at 135 East Main (roll) |
Mixed use | BLD Parcel I Owner LLC, BLD Parcel III LLC, BLD Waterfront Upland Owner LLC and related BLD entities; SP Residential I LLC (135 East Main St) The roll holds 149 parcels, 39.9 acres, $55.3M appraised in eight BLD-named LLCs, all mailed to 10 East Main St, mostly 'Commercial Lnd'. The City conveyed 10 East Main (marina, built 2025) to BLD Waterfront Upland Owner LLC on 10 Mar 2015. The OPM sales file records 137 East Main St selling for $22,050,000 on 12 Mar 2024; the roll lists the 4-storey building at 135 East Main under SP Residential I LLC. The full name behind 'BLD' and the LLCs' members are not stated in any source we could open (ctpublic.org's terms forbid bots). |
Developer | $22.05M 2024-03-12 137 East Main St, BLD Parcel II LLC to SP Residential I LLC, in the State's public-domain sales file (s2) and on the roll. A |
| Brookside shopping centre 4531-4575 Main St (and 4485 Main St) 57,360 sq ft primary building (roll) |
Retail | Brookside Improvements LLC The roll names Brookside Improvements LLC (mail to Elmsford, NY) for pid 27344 at 4531 Main St #4575: 13.15 acres, retail, appraised $39,992,040; it holds 2 parcels, 15.9 acres, $47.5M. The State's public-domain sales file records the two-parcel sale for $46,500,000 on 12 Jul 2023, the second-largest Bridgeport sale in the file since 2001. No filing names the LLC's members, so no sponsor is named. |
Private company | $46.5M 2023-07-12 OPM sales file: '4531 MAIN ST #4575 & 4485 MAIN', commercial, multi-parcel; the roll's grantor is Brookside (E&A) LLC. A |
| University of Bridgeport campus (Goodwin University) 126 Park Ave and University District |
Institutional | Goodwin University Inc The roll names Goodwin University Inc (mail to One Riverside Dr, East Hartford) for 75 parcels, 41.9 acres, appraised $289.5M, almost all conveyed by the University of Bridgeport on 24 May 2021; the largest is 126 Park Ave (pid 3349, 8 stories, $87,149,290). The University of Bridgeport Inc still holds 9 parcels ($26.4M), and Sound Education LLC (mailed to East Hartford) holds the 84 Iranistan Ave theatre the university conveyed the same day. Wikipedia says Goodwin purchased the university in 2021 (s11). |
Institution | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
The most valuable ground in Bridgeport is institutional: the two hospital campuses, the Harbor Station power plant and City schools. Downtown offices are worth a tenth of the hospitals. All values are the 2026 State CAMA file, valuation year 2025 (Bridgeport's 2025 revaluation), read 21 Oct 2026. Connecticut assesses at 70% of appraised value.
Whole roll$22.28B appraised; $15.59B assessed; 34,501 rows
Of which 1,614 exempt accounts (prefix E) carry $4.16B assessed. 2026 Connecticut Parcel and CAMA Data, Bridgeport rows (s1).
Highest-valued parcel$566.4M, Bridgeport Hospital, 267 Grant St
Assessed $396,455,800; 9.72 acres; exempt hospital (s1).
Highest-valued taxable private parcel$410.0M, Bridgeport Harbor Station, 2 Atlantic St
Assessed $287,000,000; 22.85 acres; owner field blanked as 'Current Owner', last grantee GB II Connecticut LLC (s1).
Highest-valued office building$57.3M, 850 Main St (Bridgeport Center)
People's United Bank c/o M&T Bank; 497,430 sq ft, 16 stories (s1).
Median single-family sale$395,000 (GL 2024, Oct 2024-Sep 2025)
400 single-family sales with no non-usable code; $365,000 in GL 2023 (446 sales) and $319,000 in GL 2022 (530). OPM Real Estate Sales file, public domain (s2).
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Government and two hospital systems own the most valuable ground in Bridgeport. The City is the largest holder by far: 421 parcels and 995 acres under its own name, schools, parks and public works included, plus 27 parcels held by its Redevelopment Agency. Next come the Housing Authority, the State, the hospitals and Goodwin University, which took over the University of Bridgeport campus in 2021. Industrial ground is held by companies that left long ago or are winding down: DuPont's Sporting Goods Properties, General Electric and Sikorsky. Figures are parcels in the owner's name on the 2026 State CAMA file (2025 valuation), name variants combined.
| Name | Type | Holdings, 2026 State CAMA file (2025 valuation) |
|---|---|---|
| City of Bridgeport Held as Bridgeport City Of (313) and departmental variants: Park Dept (36 parcels, 476.8 acres, among them a 111-acre Waldemere Ave parcel and 92 acres at 4750 Park Ave), Education (29; plus 840 Old Town Rd, $306.8M, the highest-valued school parcel), Public Works (15; 601 Seaview Ave and 205 Bostwick Ave, $205M each), Library, Foreclosure, Parking Authority. 225 of them are mailed 'Exempt Parcel N/A'. Sikorsky Memorial Airport, which the City owns, lies in Stratford and is not on this roll. |
Government | 421 parcels, 995.2 acres, $2.65B appraisedA |
| Housing Authority of the City of Bridgeport Spread over at least 20 spellings (Housing Authority City of BPT 159, Housing Authority of the 49, Bridgeport Housing Authority 26, ...), mailed to 150 Highland Ave or 376 East Washington Ave. 121 condominium units, 154 one- to four-family houses, 22 apartment complexes (largest 96 Taylor Dr, 14.9 acres, $48.7M) and 30 land parcels. |
Government | 343 parcels, 134.5 acres, $387.6M appraisedA |
| State of Connecticut Most rows are highway and DOT parcels; the large ones are 900 Lafayette Blvd ($179.9M), 500 Palisade Ave (23 acres, $70.6M), 1108 North Ave ($64.6M), the courthouses at 60 Housatonic Ave ($71.5M) and 1061 Main St ($29.8M), and 700 Main St (DOT Office of Rights of Way). The total includes 'State of Conn Hospital' at 1635 Central Ave ($76.5M). |
Government | 108 parcels, 332.4 acres, $696.9M appraisedA |
| Bridgeport Hospital (Yale New Haven Health) Main campus at 267 Grant St ($566.4M). The co-owner line on 16 parcels reads 'Yale New Haven Health'. |
Institution | 18 parcels, 20.7 acres, $612.9M appraisedA |
| SVMC Holdings Inc (St. Vincent's Medical Center) Main campus at 2800 Main St ($476.8M), conveyed by St. Vincent's Medical Center on 8 Oct 2019. Wikipedia says Hartford HealthCare acquired the hospital from Ascension in 2019 (s7). |
Institution | 10 parcels, 10.9 acres, $495.4M appraisedB |
| Goodwin University Inc (with University of Bridgeport Inc) Most were conveyed by the University of Bridgeport on 24 May 2021. |
Institution | 75 parcels, 41.9 acres, $289.5M; plus 9 parcels, $26.4M, still in the University of Bridgeport's nameA |
| Sacred Heart University Inc Largest are 4000 Park Ave (9.37 acres, $95.9M, bought for $6.5M in Jul 2013 per the roll) and 5252 Park Ave (dormitories, $42.1M). |
Institution | 11 parcels, 21.0 acres, $182.5M appraisedA |
| Bridgeport Redevelopment Agency Held as 'Bridgeport Redevelopment, Agency/Agent for City of BPT' and variants, mailed to 45 Lyon Ter; largest 606 Howard Ave, a school building ($75.8M). |
Government | 27 parcels, 13.7 acres, $82.6M appraisedA |
| Sporting Goods Properties Inc (DuPont) 615 Asylum St, use 'Ind/Whs', mailed to Wilmington, DE, conveyed 3 Dec 1998 by 'Remington Arms Co c/o DuPont'. The largest single private parcel by area. The link to DuPont is only the roll's grantor line. |
Public company | 1 parcel, 344.1 acres, $8.8M appraisedB |
| General Electric Company Mostly vacant industrial land at 1285 Boston Ave (46.5 acres in three rows, held since 1954) and 1899 Seaview Ave. |
Public company | 6 parcels, 51.7 acres, $8.3M appraisedA |
| Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation 1225 South Ave (19.37 acres, industrial), 1000 South Ave and a Barnum Dock parcel, held since 1995, mailed to King of Prussia, PA and Farmington, CT. |
Public company | 3 parcels, 34.8 acres, $17.0M appraisedA |
| Utilities: United Illuminating, Aquarion, Southern Connecticut Gas, Greater Bridgeport Transit, Bridgeport Port Authority United Illuminating Co rows are mailed to its tax department, two 'c/o Avangrid Mgmnt Co'. The Port Authority holds the 330 Water St terminal building (from United Illuminating, 1996) and sold 731 and 837 Seaview Ave (45 acres) to Seaview Bridgeport LLC in 2017-18. No railroad holds a parcel under its own name on the roll. |
Institution | UI 19 parcels/14.9 acres; Aquarion 3/3.9 acres; So. CT Gas 2/8.8 acres; GBT 1/6.5 acres; Port Authority 3/2.1 acresA |
| Oyster and clam companies (Frank M Flower & Sons Inc and others) Underwater shellfish grounds are titled on the roll: Frank M Flower & Sons (Oyster Bay, NY) 265.1 acres, Hillard Bloom Shellfish and New NRB Corporation 26.5 acres each, and Bridgeport Station Development LLC 100 acres of oyster land conveyed by PSEG Power Development LLC in Nov 2024. |
Private company | Frank M Flower & Sons: 3 parcels, 265.1 acres of 'Clam/Oyster Beds'A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Bridgeport builds little new housing, and what it builds is mostly apartments. The Census Building Permits Survey puts the city at 215 units permitted in 2025: 13 single-family homes, 26 units in two-family buildings, 7 in three- and four-family buildings and 169 in eight buildings of five or more units. 2024 had 485 units (438 in large multifamily) and 2023 only 15. New houses go up one or two at a time on infill lots, built by small local contractors and by Habitat for Humanity. No national homebuilder appears on the roll. Builder figures are newly built homes (built 2020 or later) whose last recorded sale on the roll came from the builder, and parcels it still holds.
| Name | Type | New homes sold (built 2020+), roll grantor line |
|---|---|---|
| Pro Tech Home(s) LLC Grantor on 12 one- to four-family or condo rows built 2020 or later (as Pro Tech Home LLC 9, Pro Tech Homes LLC 3). No source describes the company. |
Private company | 12 new homes soldA |
| Habitat for Humanity of Coastal Fairfield County Inc Grantor on 11 new homes (several name forms), and holds 16 parcels (15 under its full name). |
Institution | 11 new homes sold; 16 parcels heldA |
| Giacobbe Construction LLC Grantor on 7 rows built 2020 or later (one with a double space in the name). |
Private company | 7 new homes soldA |
| Ribeiro Construction LLC Grantor on 6 rows (one misspelt 'Riberio') and owner of 2 newly built parcels. |
Private company | 6 new homes sold; 2 new parcels heldA |
| VI Home Corp and NHB Associates LLC Each the grantor on 5 rows built 2020 or later. |
Private company | 5 new homes sold eachA |
| Canfield Partners LLC (apartments) Developer of record of the 306 Canfield Ave and 215 Alfred St buildings, which it conveyed to Canfield Owner LLC on 21 Oct 2024 (the $107.5M sale in s2). The largest new residential project on the roll. |
Private company | 300 apartment units (231 + 69), built 2021-22A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Bridgeport's largest private landlords hold apartments and multi-family houses, not offices. The biggest is a new 300-unit complex sold for $107.5M in 2024. Behind it are holders of hundreds of two- to four-family houses and condominium units, most mailed from Westchester, Long Island or Fairfield County. Office stock is thin: Bridgeport Center (M&T) and two Lafayette Blvd and Main St towers. No national single-family-rental REIT (AMH, Invitation, Progress) appears on the roll under its own name. Counts are parcels in the owner's name on the 2026 State CAMA file.
| Name | Type | Parcels in own name, 2026 State CAMA file |
|---|---|---|
| Canfield Owner LLC Built 2021-22, mailed to New York. The OPM sales file records '200 Princeton St, 306 Canfield, 215 & 218 Alfred St', apartments, multi-parcel, for $107,500,000 on 21 Oct 2024: the largest Bridgeport sale in the file since 2001 (s2). Grantor on the roll: Canfield Partners LLC. Members not stated. |
Private company | 4 parcels, $104.1M appraised; 231 + 69 units at 306 Canfield Ave and 215 Alfred StA |
| Benchmark Trading Ltd 211 condominium units, 32 'Condo Option' rows and 2 commercial condos under Benchmark Trading Ltd/Limited/Co/Inc/LLC, mailed to 3543 Main St. The largest holder of condominium units in the city. No source describes the company. |
Private company | 245 parcels, $28.5M appraisedA |
| New Wave Holdings LLC 42 two-family, 36 three-family, 23 four-family, 5 six-family and 14 single-family houses, held as New Wave Holdings LLC (104) and New Wave Holding LLC (16), mailed to Bridgeport and New Rochelle, NY. The largest holder of rental houses by count. |
Private company | 120 parcels, 15.0 acres, $58.8M appraisedA |
| K CGC Properties Owner LLC and K BPT Condo 1 LLC 90 units (K CGC Properties Owner LLC) and 49 units (K BPT Condo 1/I LLC), both mailed to 1140 Post Road, Fairfield. The shared address is the roll's; no source states common ownership. |
Private company | 139 condominium units, $14.0M appraisedA |
| Turkey Point Properties LLC 55 condominium units, 14 two-family and 7 three-family houses; mailed to 49 Sealy Dr, Lawrence, NY. Rock Hall Gardens LLC (47 parcels, $15.9M, mostly condos and two-families) uses the same mailing address on 21 rows; the roll does not say the two are related. |
Private company | 81 parcels, $24.3M appraisedA |
| Atlantic Coleman LLC 33 condominium units and 24 one- to five-family houses, mailed to Westport. |
Private company | 57 parcels, $17.7M appraisedA |
| Office towers: People's United Bank (M&T), Shelbourne Lafayette LLC, Sound View Tower LLC 1000 Lafayette Blvd (11 floors, 226,456 sq ft) sold for $26,716,389 on 2 Feb 2016 to Shelbourne Lafayette LLC (mail to Lakewood, NJ); 855 Main St (11 floors) sold for $7,600,000 on 29 Aug 2022 to Sound View Tower LLC (Brooklyn). M&T's bank subsidiary holds 850 Main (see marquee). |
Private company | 850 Main St $57.3M; 1000 Lafayette Blvd $22.8M; 855 Main St $25.1MA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- The members or parents of GB II Connecticut LLC, Bridgeport Station Development LLC, Bridgeport Energy LLC, Canfield Owner LLC, Brookside Improvements LLC, Benchmark Trading Ltd and the BLD entities: no filing we opened names them. The Siting Council's annual-report PDFs that might name Harbor Station's owner returned 404.
- Whether the 95 Howard Ave plant (appraised $175.0M, owner field 'Current Owner', last grantee Wheelabrator BPT LP from Waste to Energy 1 LLC on 27 Jul 2017) is Wheelabrator's Bridgeport waste-to-energy facility: the roll names only the grantee, so it is not a marquee.
- Why 41 Bridgeport rows in the State file show 'Current Owner' instead of a name, including three power-plant parcels worth $730M: the dataset's description does not say.
- The tie from SVMC Holdings Inc to Hartford HealthCare and from Bridgeport Center to M&T's regional headquarters rests on Wikipedia, not a filing.
- Town Clerk online land-records fees: US Land Records (Avenu) requires registration, so no per-search or per-image fee was read.
- Steelpointe Harbor's developer and its plans (reported by Connecticut Public and others): ctpublic.org's terms forbid bots and onlyinbridgeport.com refused us, so only the roll and the State sales file are used.
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Sources
- 2026 Connecticut Parcel and CAMA Data (dataset ibe8-9i3q): 'statewide CAMA information for the parcels in Connecticut, created by the GIS office in accordance with CGS Sec. 4d-90-92 and 7-100L ... gathering CAMA data from all municipalities through the Council of Governments'; 34,501 Bridgeport rows, valuation year 2025; read 21 Oct 2026 — State of Connecticut, Office of Policy and Management (data from the City of Bridgeport Tax Assessor, Vision Government Solutions CAMA) · openA
- Real Estate Sales 2001-2024 GL (dataset 5mzw-sjtu): 'a listing of all real estate sales with a sales price of $2,000 or greater ... town, property address, date of sale, property type ..., sales price, and property assessment', collected under CGS 10-261a and 10-261b — State of Connecticut, Office of Policy and Management · openA
- Town Clerk - Land Records: recording fees under Public Act 25-168 from 1 July 2025; 'Copies of Documents $1.00 per page'; 'Certifying of Documents $2.00 each'; link to Connecticut Land Records Online (uslandrecords.com) — City of Bridgeport, Town Clerk · openA
- Tax Assessor: 'discovers, lists and values all real estate, personal property and motor vehicles located in the City of Bridgeport to compile the Grand List'; links to 2025 GL assessments, Bridgeport GIS and the 2025 revaluation — City of Bridgeport, Tax Assessor · openA
- US Land Records - Real Property Official Records Search (Avenu Insights & Analytics); Register / Login — Avenu Insights & Analytics · registrationA
- Bridgeport, Connecticut: Bridgeport Center 'the Richard Meier-designed 16-story, 248-foot (76 m) Bridgeport Center, which was completed in 1989' is the tallest building; M&T Bank merged with People's United Financial in April 2022 and made Bridgeport Center 'the regional M&T headquarters of New England'; Bridgeport Harbor 'was home to a coal-fired power plant until 2021'; top employers (2020 CAFR) — Wikipedia · openA
- St. Vincent's Medical Center (Bridgeport): 473-bed hospital; 'now managed by Hartford HealthCare, which acquired it from Ascension in 2019' — Wikipedia · openA
- Bridgeport Hospital: not-for-profit hospital, care system Yale New Haven Health System, 501 beds, founded 1878 — Wikipedia · openA
- Total Mortgage Arena: owner City of Bridgeport, operator Oak View Group, opened 10 Oct 2001, cost $56,278,684 — Wikipedia · openA
- The Ballpark at Harbor Yard: owner City of Bridgeport; opened 1998; converted to the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater, which opened 28 July 2021 — Wikipedia · openA
- University of Bridgeport: 'In 2021, the university was purchased by Goodwin University; it retained its own name, brand, and board of trustees' — Wikipedia · openA
- Petition No. 1218: 'GB II Connecticut LLC / PSEG Power Connecticut LLC petition for a declaratory ruling ... new 485 megawatt (MW) dual fuel combined-cycle electric generating facility at the existing Bridgeport Harbor Station located at 1 Atlantic Street' — Connecticut Siting Council · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place files ne2023a/ne2024a/ne2025a.txt: Bridgeport, CT (FIPS MCD 08070), 12 months reported — U.S. Census Bureau · openA