on $100k a year, leaving Denver
changea dispatch from
new haven
CT
41.31°N
72.92°W
New Haven invented apizza (that's a-PEETS, the local New Haven Italian style), and Frank Pepe's claims the white clam pie as their original. Yale anchors the city with its Gothic spires and museums (the Yale University Art Gallery is free and exceptional). The Long Island Sound is right there, and the city's a 90-minute train ride to Grand Central. Pizza-pilgrimage worthy on its own.
in our guides
the verdict
pricier each month than Denver
New Haven costs meaningfully more. Whether it earns that back in the day-to-day is the actual question.
a quick ledger.
$2,089/mo
12% more expensive than Denver(vs $1,863/mo)
5.5%
$92/mo more in state tax than Denver
vs 4.4% in Denver
$5,786/mo
$318 less than Denver
gross of federal tax. a comparison, not a paycheck.
$424k
29% cheaper than Denver
vs $599k in Denver
568k
vs 3.0M in Denver
field notes, weather & such.
155
pleasant days a year, in new haven.
Denver has the edge here, logging 174 pleasant days a year.
Noticeably quieter than Denver. About 96% fewer events on a typical month.
67/100
21% lower than Denver
vs 85/100 in Denver
Closest outdoor draw: Wildwood State Park, 24.7 mi.
96/100
1% lower than Denver
vs 97/100 in Denver
1
99% fewer than Denver
vs 169 nonstops in Denver
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