CT to FL — the tax math, the equity picture, and the First Coast communities that fit CT buyers
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Talk to a Specialist →Connecticut has a 6.99% top income tax rate and taxes Social Security income above certain thresholds. Florida has zero state income tax. For Fairfield County buyers with significant retirement income, the income tax savings can be $5,000–$12,000/year on top of any property tax savings.
CT buyers — particularly Fairfield County — often have strong equity and financial services backgrounds. They respond to data-driven analysis more than lifestyle marketing, which is why a research-first site like Nova55Living resonates with this cohort. Del Webb Nocatee is the most common landing spot; Cascades WGV attracts CT buyers from Hartford and New Haven with more modest equity.
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Florida's Save Our Homes amendment caps your assessed value growth at 3%/year after year one of primary residency. This is the most powerful long-term property tax protection in any state we cover. Buyers from Connecticut — where assessed values typically track market values — will find this cap produces significant compounding tax savings over a 15–20 year retirement horizon.
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