“We’ve been investing in Connecticut pretty aggressively. Bridgeport seemed like a good market and growing market,” John Mariolis said.

A Chapel Street luxury apartment complex has been leasing 23 parking spots at an off-site Ninth Square garage for over a year — which, according to the developer, no one has been using. Now, the devel...

“This is our home, and it hurts to leave but to survive, we have no choice," said salon co-owner Liz Arrindell.

The holidays are here, and with them, the season of Hallmark Christmas movies. Connecticut has become, in recent years, a bit of a staple in the genre, as many have […]

Holiday shoppers are eager to spend this year. Illinois is overly eager to tax them.

The idea is simple: showcase that even on the busiest shopping day of the year, plenty of parking spaces remain unused, supposedly when demand is at its peak.

Regardless of how hard it can seem to find a parking spot sometimes, Hartford and New Haven have built a lot more parking over the past few decades. But…

The bill is Connecticut's most significant housing legislation in decades.

Three hometown stories show why parking reform is for everyone.

More evidence that parking flexibility is key to housing abundance.

The new compromise housing bill, HB 8002, gets final approval from the CT Senate. It heads to Governor Lamont's desk.

The replacement for HB 5002, which Lamont vetoed in June, uses opt-in measures and incentives for more housing and strikes 'fair share'

Explore how much land cities in Connecticut dedicate to parking on the map below. Click the drop-down icon in the upper left corner to select a city and use the popup info card on the…

Connecticut needs more homes, there is a shortage of housing, email campaign to tell governor Lamont and other elected leaders to pass housing reform

Arguments against parking mandates are so compelling and common sense that municipalities across the country are doing away with them.

Dropping parking mandates is a clear way to get housing built, support small businesses, and strengthen our walkable town centers.

As part of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s efforts to eliminate zoning rules that block new home construction, the city joins a national parking policy reform movement.