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Report: Much of state-funded affordable housing is rehabbed property

October 28, 2025

CTMirror | By: Ginny Monk The report, obtained by The Connecticut Mirror, examined the number of state-sponsored affordable housing units built during Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration.

Opinion: Our weakened state

October 28, 2025

CTMirror | By Sean Ghio, Policy Director In his recent essay in CT Mirror, Melvin Medina asked: whose voices matter to Connecticut policymakers when we talk about housing?

Opinion: CT cannot keep saying ‘No’ to new homes

October 3, 2025

CT Insider | By Chelsea Ross On June 23, Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed H.B. 5002, one of the most promising housing reform bills our state has seen

YIMBYtown highlights CT’s inaction on housing

September 26, 2025

CT Mirror | By: Kayla Giordano Throughout my three days spent navigating the packed halls of the Omni Hotel in New Haven at YIMBYtown – the premiere

It would cost CT billions to help very low-income renters secure homes

September 8, 2025

CT Public | By: Abigail Brone It would cost more than $2 billion for Connecticut’s Rental Assistance Program (RAP) to provide for every income-eligible family.

CT lawmakers seek a public conversation on affordable housing

August 25, 2025

WSHU | By Ebong Udoma Members of a Connecticut legislative panel tackling the state’s affordable housing crisis are considering whether to continue to require that cities

CT Advocates Back Federal Legislation To Address Housing Crisis

August 15, 2025

CTNewsJunkie | By: Mia Palazzo HARTFORD, CT — U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal joined housing advocates this week to promote the American Housing and Economic Mobility Act, legislation

Opinion: CT housing advocates to Gov: Lamont — there is a path forward

August 13, 2025

CT Insider | By: Connecticut Housing Advocates Dear Gov. Ned Lamont: We listened closely when you announced a veto of HB 5002, the omnibus housing bill, in

To afford a 2-bedroom apartment in CT, renters need to earn nearly $75K a year

August 6, 2025

CT Public | By: Abigail Brone Connecticut has one of the highest “housing wages” in the nation. That means that renters in Connecticut need to

Home State: Formalizing the Fair Rent Commission Network

August 5, 2025

CT Mirror | By: Ginny Monk Good morning! For the past several months, fair rent commission supporters have had a network in which they’re getting

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