Witness the struggle of those fighting for change in our state’s current housing crisis.
Telling the Story of Housing in Connecticut.
How are we doing?
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State lawmakers gathered at Foxwoods Resort Casino today to discuss various housing issues, including what it may take to get the sweeping housing bill approved in an upcoming legislative special session.
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New supportive housing units in Rocky Hill are giving veterans struggling with addictions or mental health issues hope. The first phase, adding six units of supportive housing, is complete.
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Throughout this year, Bethel faced several proposed housing developments, but town officials are looking to increase affordable housing on their terms.
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Over the last 15 years several apartment buildings that incorporate affordable housing and retail space have popped up in downtown Darien, and town officials share what they’ve done right and where there’s room for improvement.
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The former Playtex headquarters in Stamford is set to be demolished, and dozens of townhomes will soon be constructed in its place.
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This month marks 13 years since Superstorm Sandy slammed Connecticut. Fairfield is reflecting on infrastructure upgrades that ensure the town is better protected against future storms.
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Connecticut home and business owners can now better determine whether their property may be impacted by climate-related damage using a first-of-its-kind tool.
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About 50 Yale Divinity School students are now living in one of the most sustainable university dormitories in the country. The Living Village generates 110 percent of the energy it uses.
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Work in Stamford is underway on dozens of affordable apartments for families facing homelessness. Dozens of new apartments will house unhoused families and individuals from Fairfield County.
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With a potential special session looming, Connecticut homeless service providers are looking toward next year. Here's what they may be seeking from state lawmakers.
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A study, by the National Housing Conference, analyzed different careers and their average salaries. Researchers then determined if people working in those fields could afford to be homeowners.
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Naugatuck to boost housing by becoming first to formalize joining CT Municipal Development AuthorityNaugatuck is set to become the first community in the state to join the Connecticut Municipal Development Authority. The authority helps develop and fund new housing near downtown areas.