Moving to Trumbull: Pros, Cons & What to Know

Moving to Trumbull means joining a real, affluent Fairfield County suburb near Bridgeport, anchored by an A-rated school district and Connecticut's largest enclosed mall.

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A real, strong A-rated school district

Trumbull Public Schools carries a Niche grade of A, ranking approximately #19 among Connecticut's best school districts, with 70% math and 76% reading proficiency (base record).

Connecticut's largest mall, precisely renamed

Trumbull Mall (renamed from "Westfield Trumbull" after a January 2023 sale to Namdar Realty Group) is Connecticut's largest enclosed mall by gross leasable area and the first enclosed mall in the state, opened 1964 (base record).

Genuinely expensive housing

Trumbull's average home value ran $569,795 (Zillow, up 10.0% YoY), well above the Connecticut statewide average, with 2026 sold/listed figures running higher still (base record).

A real, family-oriented demographic profile

66% of Trumbull adults are married and 48% of households have children under 18, alongside a high median household income (~$163,073) -- a real family-suburb identity (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-27. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.