Housing

Work began on a 69-unit affordable housing complex in Norwalk that will include free childcare for residents.

Connecticut's Department of Housing received $4.5 million from the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development to pair Section 8 recipients with homes in "opportunity neighborhoods."

Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness' annual holiday campaign kicked off. Be Homeful for the Holidays raises emergency flex funds for residents facing homelessness.

West Hartford Fellowship Housing, which provides affordable apartments for disabled and elderly residents, is in the midst of a $100 million redevelopment and expansion.

A recently-approved 91-unit apartment complex in Farmington, including 73 affordable units, will help push the town toward the state required level of affordable housing.

Synthia Steinacher is the recipient of a new Housatonic Habitat for Humanity home in New Preston. It's a reality that is something even she still has a hard time believing.

Affordable housing advocates and policymakers discussed ways to expand affordable housing in Connecticut.

An event at the East Hartford library is one in a series of efforts statewide to inform residents about homebuying during Connecticut's housing crisis.

Gov. Ned Lamont, speaking at a convention of housing advocates and program providers, addressed the state's need for more housing inventory and educating residents on available programs.

Two New Haven teachers employed by Friends Center for Children will move into a newly-constructed duplex next week, provided by the Center.