Research and Resources
AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES
LISC Connecticut and the Partnership for Strong Communities, with support from the Connecticut Project, have created a comprehensive map of state and federal resources available for housing development in Connecticut, particularly affordable housing. The goal is to offer a detailed and up to date source of information to improve access to funding, increase transparency, and promote collaboration and long-term planning. All information has been sourced from publicly available data or submitted by the Agency/Fund Administrator.
CT Housing Data Profiles
The Partnership for Strong Communities’ Housing Data Profiles are a free resource to help Connecticut residents, developers, legislators, municipal officials, and others make data-informed decisions. Profiles are available for every town in the state, as well as each county, and the state as a whole.
Housing Data Profiles offer data on an array of housing metrics across Connecticut, providing users with information on housing stock, income, race, age distribution of residents, housing characteristics (age of housing stock, number of single-family or multifamily homes, number of bedrooms in homes), housing costs and affordability, housing production and affordable units.
HOUSING SNAPSHOT MAPS
Housing challenges and solutions, look different across Connecticut. This interactive tool lets you explore what’s happening in your community by legislative district.
Use these maps to click on a House or Senate district and view a snapshot of local housing conditions. Each district profile highlights key data points like affordability, housing supply, cost burden, and stability, giving you a clearer picture of how residents are experiencing the housing market.