Housing

An 89-unit affordable housing apartment complex reopened on Hartford's Park Terrace. The apartments, spread among 14 buildings, were refurbished by the Mutual Housing Association of Greater Hartford.

A new federal bill proposed by Senator Richard Blumenthal was expand protections for mobile home residents against predatory community management.

A state-funded pilot program will dedicate $85 million to sewage flood mitigation efforts, as climate change brings more powerful and frequent storms.

This mother paid her rent, turned to the city for help with housing code violations, and won a complaint for an unjust rent hike. Why was she still forced to leave?

The Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport areas lead the U.S. in lost "for sale" housing inventory since 2019. Fortune Magazine housing reporter Lance Lambert explains why.

A groundbreaking ceremony for 10 "zero energy" affordable homes marked Habitat for Humanity of North Central Connecticut's 35 years in operation.

A new study by the Urban Institute found Connecticut's municipal zoning laws may be contributing to segregation across the state.

Violent evictions are rare in Connecticut, but the state has no method for tracking these instances when they do occur.

A Bridgeport-based nonprofit that provides housing for veterans began an expansion, including the building's first elevator and private bedrooms.

Vietnam veteran and Bridgeport resident Leonard Hunter received a home renovation complete with a new kitchen and flower beds as part of the program from Rebuilding Together Hartford.