Demand is high for housing, particularly apartments and multifamily dwellings. Building permits in Connecticut rose steadily for three years beginning in 2017, with nearly 3,100 issued and peaking ...

Connecticut’s deepening affordable housing crisis shows no signs of slowing down as legislators and activists grapple with solutions to an ever-increasing shortage of homes. According to data from the ...

Housing insecurity and inequities are major problems Connecticut faces. Over the past years, homelessness rates in Connecticut were on the decline, yet in 2022 they rose by 13% .

As CT deals with a stagnating labor force and slow job growth, making wages fairer could help the state’s workers, according ...

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Connecticut is failing to provide affordable housing for essential workers, and new public investment is needed, according to a report prepared for two state agencies.And without better regional ...

A majority of Connecticut residents responding to a new survey support policies that would make housing more affordable in the state. The survey, sponsored by a coalition of affordable housing ...

WASHINGTON (WTNH) – Members of the Connecticut Congressional Delegation announced Tuesday $535.8 million in federal Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCV) funding which will go towards residents ...

As much construction as we see around Connecticut, there is still not enough housing, especially in cities. Hundreds of people gathered in Hartford Thursday to try to solve the state's housing crisis.

“The housing shortage that we have in Connecticut is impacting people across incomes,” said Dustin Nord, with the CBIA Foundation, an organization focused on economic growth.

Nord spent months putting together a report on the impact of Connecticut’s housing shortage. A study found the state is short at least 100,000 housing units, if not many more.