What the landmark federal housing bill would mean for CT

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06.26.26

A look at CT housing bills that did and didn’t pass this legislative session

In the Media

05.20.26

The Housing Collective Announces CEO David Rich’s Retirement After 20 Years of Leadership

News

04.28.26

CT eviction reform gets public nod of approval from Lamont

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04.27.26

Stable housing is pivotal to ending child poverty

In the Media

03.18.26

Testimony in Support of HB 5092 An Act Protecting Renters from Rent Increases Upon Change of Ownership

News

02.25.26

How CT's Housing Landscape Changed Over 20 Years

In the Media

02.20.26

Testimony to CT Housing Committee on Act Appropriating Funds to Assist Homeless Persons

News

02.17.26

What comes next after Connecticut's big housing law? Here are some possibilities

In the Media

02.03.26

CT Affordable Housing Conference tackles how to increase homeownership

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11.18.25

CFOG Honors 2025 Mitchell W. Pearlman Freedom of Information Award Recipients

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10.13.25

Opinion: We cannot end homelessness in Connecticut if people have nowhere to live

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07.28.25

Statement on Governor Lamont's Veto of HB 5002

News

06.23.25

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Testimony in Support of H.B. 6889 An Act Concerning Evictions for Cause

News

02.18.25

Eviction reform and housing top priority list for CT lawmakers in 2025 legislative session

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01.24.25

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Tenants unions expand across CT, serving as a voice for all renters

In the Media

12.05.24

CT housing orgs say only way to stop homelessness is create additional affordable housing

In the Media

09.21.24

CT lawmakers preview housing issues for legislative session

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01.30.24

CT added more housing in 2023, but experts say it’s not enough

In the Media

12.29.23

CT officials lay out current, future infrastructure projects at summit

In the Media

11.20.23

New census data shows little population growth for Connecticut in 2022

In the Media

12.29.22

Months after deadline, over 50 CT towns still haven't submitted affordable housing plans

In the Media

09.25.22

CT towns got $1.5 billion from feds. They've budgeted roughly 1% for housing

In the Media

08.21.22

More than half of CT's cities, towns missed deadline to file affordable housing plans

In the Media

06.02.22

Experts push for CT to return to its transit oriented development roots

In the Media

03.10.22

Connecticut needs more affordable housing. 8-30g is a law that works

In the Media

02.14.22

What the landmark federal housing bill would mean for CT

A look at CT housing bills that did and didn’t pass this legislative session

The Housing Collective Announces CEO David Rich’s Retirement After 20 Years of Leadership

CT eviction reform gets public nod of approval from Lamont

Stable housing is pivotal to ending child poverty

Testimony in Support of HB 5092 An Act Protecting Renters from Rent Increases Upon Change of Ownership

How CT's Housing Landscape Changed Over 20 Years

Testimony to CT Housing Committee on Act Appropriating Funds to Assist Homeless Persons

What comes next after Connecticut's big housing law? Here are some possibilities

CT Affordable Housing Conference tackles how to increase homeownership

CFOG Honors 2025 Mitchell W. Pearlman Freedom of Information Award Recipients

Opinion: We cannot end homelessness in Connecticut if people have nowhere to live

Statement on Governor Lamont's Veto of HB 5002

Testimony in Support of H.B. 6889 An Act Concerning Evictions for Cause

Eviction reform and housing top priority list for CT lawmakers in 2025 legislative session

Tenants unions expand across CT, serving as a voice for all renters

CT housing orgs say only way to stop homelessness is create additional affordable housing

CT lawmakers preview housing issues for legislative session

CT added more housing in 2023, but experts say it’s not enough

CT officials lay out current, future infrastructure projects at summit

New census data shows little population growth for Connecticut in 2022

Months after deadline, over 50 CT towns still haven't submitted affordable housing plans

CT towns got $1.5 billion from feds. They've budgeted roughly 1% for housing

More than half of CT's cities, towns missed deadline to file affordable housing plans

Experts push for CT to return to its transit oriented development roots

Connecticut needs more affordable housing. 8-30g is a law that works

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