It wasn't clear from the Office of Legislative Research report how much the properties actually expanded the state's overall housing stock.

Too many young people don’t see a future for them in Connecticut. We’ve ignored this growing problem for too long.

In its first case, the Windham Fair Rent Commission lowered rents for dozens of mobile home residents and limited increases for five years.

The Regional Conservation Partnership Network Gathering will take place on Thursday, November 6, at UMass Amherst.

'H.B. 5002 wasn’t a silver bullet. No single bill can solve our housing woes. But it was important, incremental progress toward systemic change.'

By organizing renters across Capital Realty Group’s affordable housing complexes, the Tenant Union Federation hopes to bring sectoral bargaining to negotiations with large landlords.

In three days spent in New Haven at YIMBYtown – the premiere nationwide pro-homes conference, I felt a mixture of emotions, but mostly embarrassed.

The number of families facing hardship has increased steadily in recent years, according to the United Way.

It would cost Connecticut billions to help every low-income family secure housing, according to the findings of a new study of Connecticut’s Rental Assistance Program.

Connecticut housing advocates challenge Gov. Ned Lamont ('What you've asked for in a housing bill has already been vetted and subject of public debate').

Fairfield County Talks Housing hosts Rep. Jason Rojas, Senator Bob Duff for a timely conversation on state and local housing policy.

Advocates from the Partnership for Strong Communities said this week that a minimum wage earner making $16.25 an hour would have to work 70 hours a week to afford a 1-bedroom apartment at a fair marke...

The nationwide housing shortage has driven rents up more in low-income neighborhoods than in the U.S. overall, but in areas that have recently added large amounts of housing, rents have fallen the mos...

Advocates from the Partnership for Strong Communities said this week that a minimum wage earner making $16.25 an hour would have to work 70 hours a week to afford a 1-bedroom apartment at a fair market rent price of $1,491. 

By Alayna Calabro, NLIHC Senior Policy Analyst

A judge ruled that the New Canaan Planning & Zoning Commission improperly denied a proposal to build affordable housing units.