The cat place is not for everyone

In general, but now I know the origin, thank you.

Edit - not out there today

Nope. The Edgerton side of Whitney is nicer and more expensive than any part of Westville.
Born and raised here too.

Hold on, let me get my pocket kitty scale..

I see it running around the neighborhood, solid 2 blocks away.

East Rock / Prospect Hill

Are you okay with petty crime (packages) and loud noises? Cross off Wooster if the answer is No.

Westville is tied to Whalley Ave, worst street in the city, and I wouldn’t make it part of my life with a 3 year old. Two people killed on Whalley in the past two weeks.

East Rock or a suburb.

The Q Bridge

Hamden would be better with a small child, Spring Glen or Whitneyville.

I saw a clip of people trick or treating in a mall parking lot like they were tailgating 🤮

Spring Glen, Woodlawn to Thornton and you can park at Spring Glen United church go down Thornton to Greenway and work your way back at Ardmore or Woodlawn

Multiple times I see the moderator of this very forum, u/MattFantastic claim New Haven is not being gentrified. I assume the gentrification benefits his business(es).

The entire city is changing, rapidly, and in one direction.

If you can see the river, we call it Fair Haven Heights

/controversial

Anywhere right off Grand or Ferry is that bad. Pockets are that bad. Lots of drugs, sex workers at night, and it’s easily the loudest neighborhood. Probably the most culturally rich part of town, Grand Ave is what I imagine Wooster St was 70 years ago. Fair Haven Health is expanding their footprint, and that will probably cue some gentrification in coming years. edit: No one receives a package in Fair Haven

Don’t know anyone buying couches on Reddit

Check out the Edgewood area

Agreed

I think anything around Edgewood Park in New Haven is best right now. East Rock and Wooster Square have gotten super pricey. Lots of brand new apartment buildings in addition to the nice, old apartments. The part of Wooster Square I lived in had way more petty crime and the rent was much higher. Car rifled through if unlocked, packages stolen, and anything outside that wasn’t nailed down vanished.
Edgewood area is a decent trade off; you’re on the grittier side of downtown, away from trendy restaurants and grocery stores, but it’s still really close to downtown and much more affordable. You can get everything you need somewhere on Whalley Avenue, though it is one of the worst streets in the city. There’s a new cycle track on Edgewood Ave that is handy for cyclists. There is some petty crime, varies from block to block, but it’s a population more reflective of the city, so you don’t feel like you’re in a bubble. I prefer that, but some folks might just say it’s louder and less safe. And my pumpkin hasn’t been stolen (yet..).

Salvation Army or Goodwill. Goodwill outlet on State St has bins full of books.

Way, way more crime in Westville.

Spring Glen is nicer than Westville on the Ridge side.

Temple on Whitney Ave next to Spring Glen church, lots of Jewish folks.

Way more crime in Westville.

I know someone that works here, happy to put you in touch lol

Yikes 🙄

Definitely not Roseann Iuvone.

I could go on for days why that woman is horrible.
She owes me $1800. She made racist comments about my neighbors and neighborhood, was always unprepared for meetings, and posted inaccurate information about us on social media that included our name, faces, and address without permission. But the $1800 pisses me off the most - dont offer it to get the deal done and then ghost us.

Edit - in fact, avoid Seabury Hill because she works for them.