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Proposed Federal Policy Changes Could Impact Housing in Connecticut

October 28, 2026

By: Avery Holzworth, Policy and Advocacy Intern On October 13th, the Partnership submitted public comment on proposed federal changes to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA),

EXCLUSIONARY ZONING AND GENTRIFICATION BRIEF – 6 YEARS LATER

October 22, 2026

Research shows that new housing, even market-rate housing development, does not worsen housing costs, cause gentrification, or significantly increase the displacement of existing residents. Rather, restricting

THE “FORGOTTEN” GENERATION: HOW THE HOUSING CRISIS IN AMERICA IS IMPACTING YOUNG ADULTS’ ABILITY TO FORM RELATIONSHIPS, FIND COMMUNITY, AND BUILD A FUTURE

September 28, 2026

By: Saquan Taylor, Research Associate

AFFORDABLE HOUSING DISCUSSIONS IN CONNECTICUT TOWN/CITY HALL MEETINGS

September 23, 2026

By: Nicholas Lanese, Research Intern According to the CT Mirror, Connecticut saw an average annual increase of about 7% in home prices from 2022 to

New Research Builds Upon Evidence that Common Fears About Affordable Housing Municipal Impacts Are Unfounded

September 21, 2026

By: Sean Ghio, Policy Director In Connecticut towns, affordable housing development debates often center on a familiar set of concerns: school costs, increased traffic, strained

Part 1: The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: Why Implementation Matters

September 1, 2026

By: Amy Peltier, Coalition & Advocacy Director The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: Why Implementation Matters Housing policy is often shaped by headlines about

Housing Across the Lifetime – Aging at Home in Connecticut

August 20, 2026

Danielle Hubley, Advocacy & Education Manager, Partnership for Strong Communities On June 26th, 2026, the Partnership hosted a conversation with advocates focused on policy and

HOUSING, FARMLAND, AND WHAT WE LEAVE UNPLANNED

July 16, 2026

Ella Kennen, Research Associate If you work on affordable housing in Connecticut, you are probably familiar with who needs it: families, seniors, and people priced out

What the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Means for Connecticut’s Housing Future

July 14, 2026

Chelsea Ross, Executive Director The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act marks one of the most significant federal housing policy advancements we have seen in decades. Housing has increasingly become

Welcoming New Leaders to the Partnership Board: Fionnuala, Aimee, and Kathy

July 7, 2026

Connecticut’s housing challenges demand collaboration across sectors and leaders who understand that stable, affordable housing is the foundation for thriving communities. As we continue welcoming

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