The plaintiffs say Zillow violated their rights by tricking buyers into using Zillow agents and Zillow loans to finance their purchases.
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Landlord files wave of ‘no fault’ evictions after buying New London apartments
In October, Alpha Capital Funds bought five apartment complexes in New London. More than a dozen residents since received ‘notices to quit.’
Darien outlines plans to boost affordable housing
The town is trying to set an example for surrounding Fairfield County communities on ways to increase affordable housing stock responsibly.
Fairfield finishes strengthened storm infrastructure nearly 13 years after Superstorm Sandy
Federal funds provided flood control structures, a storm water pump station and backup grid services for extended power outages.
Stamford transportation center set for design overhaul with affordable housing
State officials are accepting design applications to completely transform Stamford’s transportation center, including adding housing.
Renters displaced by UConn apartment purchase demand changes
Displacement from may force renters to move into an apartment that makes them ineligible for a middle-income housing program.
Groton considers housing boost to accommodate SUBASE, Electric Boat
Groton is in need of more than 6,000 additional new homes to accommodate a rise in staff at Electric Boat and the Naval Submarine Base.
CT will boost rental assistance, study corporate landlords amid housing crunch
Despite Lamont’s veto of H.B. 5002, several other laws signed this year will help more people find affordable places to live.
Racial gaps in housing and pay is costing Fairfield County billions, study finds
Black and Latino racial gaps surrounding housing, income and education in Fairfield County could lead to billions of dollars in revenue.
What the potential loss of federal housing support would mean for CT
The Trump administration named CT among 34 states that may lose their federal Department of Housing and Urban Development field office.
West Haven highlights dangers of illegal basement, attic apartments
Their prevalence became clear in 2023, when just over half of West Haven’s fires were in areas that shouldn’t have had people living there.
