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Connecticut housing and development officials embark on efforts to build, revitalize and redevelop nearly 2,300 housing units, while also providing housing tax credits to finance additional work.
HUD officials say the department is keeping a close eye on events alleging Sec. 8 fraud in Hartford City Hall until city and state investigators in Connecticut conduct probes. The flap involves the spouse of Mayor Pedro
Connecticut lawmakers begin debate on a change to the state's affordable housing law to put a leash on developers. The measure by Rep. Jonathan Steinberg (D) would allow communities to challenge
An affordable housing freeze granted to upscale Darien, CT has been upheld by the state Department of Economic & Community Development, the agency originally granting the 4-year moratorium. The DECD
A Connecticut judge rules that developers of a proposed housing project on a farm in Ridgefield can't build on land that is part of the Saugatuck River watershed. The ruling also bars developer Eureka
Affordable Housing Centers of America and Bridgeport Neighborhood Trust link to initiate the Downpayment Assistance Program in the Connecticut city
A developer prepares to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court a ruling by the Connecticut Supreme Court that allowed the Town of Branford, CT to take land on which it sought permits to build multi-
Connecticut Housing Finance Authority officials say about $60 million is available for construction and permanent Tax-Exempt Bond financing for multifamily rental housing developments
A federal judge rules a Connecticut housing authority did not discriminate against disabled Sec. 8 tenants in Taylor v. Housing Authority of New Haven. U.S. District Court Judge Janet Arterton also
Milford, CT public housing joins a growing chorus of public housing authorities across the nation banning smoking on public housing premises, including inside individual units. The new rule is based