A developer is looking to build more than 150 homes on the site of the Gutt Farm and is proposing to set aside 20% as ...

City leaders helped cut the ribbon on “Cadence on Canal” on Tuesday, which is a new apartment complex in New Haven with 176 apartments.

It was denied in November 2022. The developer contested the denial under a Connecticut affordable housing law commonly known by its statutory name — 8-30g.

Currey was a member of the House until 2024. The Connecticut House has voted to approve a controversial affordable housing bill that stalled last week after Republicans threatened a filibuster.

The House of Representatives took up legislation Tuesday aimed at increasing affordable housing around the state, despite pushback from municipalities. Democrats said the bill was a compromise to ...

Connecticut did not meet the moment in 2025. Despite the outcry of our residents and the glaring reality of a housing and affordability crisis in our state, we didn’t do nearly enough to support ...

The fact of trying to find a place to add 326 affordable units, and then no one's gonna build anything that's 100% affordable. So you're going to build maybe 1,000 to 1,500 units to get that 300.

Decisions on how a city’s land is used often falls to municipal boards, like planning and zoning boards. They are the groups ...

Bills passed during the 2025 legislative session will increase funding for Connecticut's rental assistance program and provide other supports to help more people find affordable housing.

Lamont, a Democrat, was clear Monday his veto isn't meant to shut down the conversation around affordable housing in Connecticut. In fact, he said he plans to negotiate with legislative leaders ...

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) on Monday vetoed a sweeping housing reform bill that his administration helped to negotiate. Lamont said the legislation pushed too far in mandating local zoning ...

Incentive frameworks proposed in the bill would have rewarded towns that established a five-year plan to build 25% of their “fair share” of the state’s goal for 120,000 affordable housing units.