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CT eviction reform to anchor housing debate in 2026 session

February 2, 2026

CT Mirror | By: Ginny Monk A measure to require landlords to give a reason when they evict renters — a controversial proposal in housing

Gov. Lamont proposes rent cap to help ease CT’s housing crisis

January 29, 2026

CT Public | By: Abigail Brone Rents are rising across Connecticut, but incomes aren’t rising commensurate with housing costs, and Gov. Ned Lamont is looking

Report released on Connecticut’s housing affordability crisis

January 23, 2026

FOX 61 The Partnership for Strong Communities has released a new report laying out possible fixes to Connecticut’s housing crisis. Click to watch.

Gov. Ned Lamont proposes CT rent cap for out-of-state landlords

January 23, 2026

CT Mirror | By: Ginny Monk Gov. Ned Lamont on Wednesday said he will propose legislation in the upcoming session to limit rent increases for

New report focused on Connecticut housing affordability, solutions

January 23, 2026

NBC Connecticut The report from the Partnership for Strong Communities found that about 50% of renters in the state are cost-burdened, meaning they spend over 30%

Housing affordability, creation focus of Hartford conference

January 23, 2026

WTNH | By: Ronan Himelrick HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Gov. Ned Lamont met with the Partnership for Strong Communities on Wednesday in Hartford in an

Many CT renters, homeowners spend too much on housing, report says

January 23, 2026

CT Mirror | By Ginny Monk Connecticut families are often spending too much on housing, don’t have sufficient choice in where they live and are

What CT housing advocates are pushing for this legislative session

January 15, 2026

CT Public | By: Abigail Brone With the next legislative session set to commence in early February, housing affordability advocates are outlining their policy priorities.

The Turn Key – January 2026

January 7, 2026

Majority of CT communities are ‘rental deserts,’ study finds

December 2, 2025

CT Public | By: Abigail Brone More than half of the towns and cities across Connecticut are rental deserts. A community may be considered a

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