Moving from Connecticut
to Las Vegas, Nevada
Hartford, Connecticut → Las Vegas, NV
Why Connecticut Residents Are Moving to Las Vegas
These aren't generic reasons — they're specific to what Connecticut residents are experiencing right now.
Connecticut's fiscal crisis driving tax increases
Many Connecticut residents cite the state's pension crisis and rising tax burden as a major reason to move. Nevada has a strong fiscal position with no income tax and a growing economy.
6.99% income tax with rising property taxes
Connecticut averages 1.79% property tax. Nevada averages 0.53% — one-third the rate. On a $400K home, that's $5,000+ per year in property tax savings.
Cold Northeast winters and stagnant economy
The Ridges in Summerlin, MacDonald Ranch, and Southern Highlands offer gated luxury living comparable to Greenwich or Westport — at half the price.
Connecticut vs. Las Vegas — Side by Side
What Your Connecticut Budget Gets You in Las Vegas
The same dollar goes dramatically further in Las Vegas — especially when you factor in Nevada's zero income tax.
Top Las Vegas Neighborhoods for Connecticut Transplants
Based on Jerry's 20 years of helping Connecticut families find their perfect Las Vegas home.
Summerlin
Las Vegas's premier master-planned community — great schools, walkability, and a thriving town center.
Explore Summerlin →Henderson
Consistently ranked one of America's safest cities. Family-friendly suburbs with top schools.
Explore Henderson →MacDonald Ranch
Guard-gated Henderson prestige — popular with professionals relocating from high-cost metros.
Explore MacDonald Ranch →Southern Highlands
Guard-gated luxury with a private golf course and panoramic Strip views — understated prestige.
Explore Southern Highlands →I've helped hundreds of families from Connecticut make this move to Las Vegas. Here's what they all say after the first year: they wish they did it sooner.
Common Questions from Connecticut Residents
Is Connecticut's fiscal situation a reason to leave?
Many Connecticut residents cite the state's pension crisis and rising tax burden as a major reason to move. Nevada has a strong fiscal position with no income tax and a growing economy.
How does Connecticut property tax compare to Nevada?
Connecticut averages 1.79% property tax. Nevada averages 0.53% — one-third the rate. On a $400K home, that's $5,000+ per year in property tax savings.
What upscale communities in Las Vegas compare to Connecticut?
The Ridges in Summerlin, MacDonald Ranch, and Southern Highlands offer gated luxury living comparable to Greenwich or Westport — at half the price.
Ready to Make the Move
from Connecticut? Talk to Jerry.
Jerry has helped hundreds of Connecticut families find their perfect Las Vegas home. Expert advice from someone who knows Las Vegas. both markets.
jerry@jerryabbottrealty.com