So you're thinking about moving to Connecticut.
Good. Let me give you the good, the bad, and the ugly — and let me not sugarcoat any of it.
I'm Dave Jones, and I help people move here from all over the country and, honestly, from all over …
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So you're thinking about leaving New York for Connecticut. And I already know roughly how the last few weeks have gone.
If you're thinking about moving to Litchfield County and you just want someone to tell you which town to pick, this is that article. I'm ranking six towns we work in every day — by value, by taxes, by lifestyle, and by how competitive the market is right …
If you've been dreaming of moving somewhere that actually looks like a postcard, Litchfield is it — white church steeples, a beautiful downtown (or uptown, as locals call it), great restaurants, coffee shops, farmers markets, and walking trails everywhere. Let me give you the full picture of …
So you're thinking about moving to Litchfield County, somebody told you to check out Torrington, and now you're on Google at midnight trying to figure out if that's actually a good idea. I get it — Torrington doesn't always get the prettiest press. But here's what I know …
Thinking about moving to Litchfield County but no idea where to start? I get it — you've been searching online, the same handful of towns keep coming up, and every article says something different.
Connecticut is one of the most interesting states to think about from a real estate perspective, because your experience can differ dramatically depending on which part of the state you buy in. The state has eight counties, and this is the overview to start with if you're relocating …
People write off Waterbury all the time. They hear the name, picture something gritty, and scroll right past. That's a mistake. Here are seven reasons why, if I were buying a home in Connecticut, Waterbury would be near the top of my list — not because it's perfect …
Let me be straight with you from the start. Waterbury is a big city, and like most cities, it has the realities that come with that — traffic, and the range of conditions any urban area has. But I know this city. Waterbury has a heart, it has …
Today I want to show you seven Connecticut towns most people drive right past — not because they're bad, but because nobody's talking about them yet. These aren't investment spreadsheets. They're places people genuinely love living, and in 2026 the data is starting to back that up.