ConnecticutYou can List Connecticut Real Estate for FREE with Snap Up Real Estate. View all available Real Estate in Connecticut on Snap Up Real Estate. Real Estate in Connecticut is known traditionally as being very expensive, and this is true of some areas. However, lower income cities and districts, such as the capital of Hartford, have very reasonable housing prices for existing dwellings. Single-family homes in Hartford can be bought at under $100K with ease, and newly constructed homes, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and garage, start around the $250K mark. In more upscale areas such as the shoreline of Stamford, real estate property listings over one million are the norm. Connecticut has a very high average home price through the state, but a huge disparity exists between the very rich, and the very poor. Connecticut’s economy is based mainly on financial services such as insurance and hedge funds. Large financial companies have chosen to call Connecticut home due to favourable tax laws. Southern Connecticut is in the commuting range of New York City, making this area home to the wealthy from New York seeking Connecticut’s lower taxes. The world renowned Yale University is located in New Haven and employs a large number of people through research work. Connecticut is bordered by New York to the west, Rhode Island to the East, Massachusetts to the north and the Atlantic Ocean to the South. Connecticut is split into eight counties. The four counties bordering the Atlantic Ocean are: Fairfield, New Haven, Middlesex, and New London. The four inland counties are Litchfield, Hartford, Tolland and Windham. View all available Real Estate in Connecticut on Snap Up Real Estate. Information and statistics for Connecticut courtesy of FedStats and Wikipedia.
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