At least five tenants unions have formed in Connecticut to help renters address issues like maintenance problems, rent raises and evictions.
Camila Vallejo | Connecticut Public
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CT’s 211 housing hotline may end 24/7 service. Providers helping curb homelessness are concerned.
A “front door” phone line for people experiencing homelessness in Connecticut could soon be cutting back its hours.
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Fighting back: How some CT tenants are organizing to improve their housing
At least five tenants unions have formed in Connecticut to help renters address issues like maintenance problems, rent raises and evictions.
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Early data shows Connecticut housing production dropped to a decade low in 2021
Fewer building permits for new housing were granted in 2021 than in every year since 2011.
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Landlords wanted: As Afghan refugees arrive in CT, housing is an issue
As Connecticut prepares for an influx of refugees from Afghanistan, affordable housing has become a challenge.
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CT Supreme Court hears arguments on Section 8 discrimination case
In the case, the plaintiff argues that a real estate agent’s comments about her source of income were discriminatory.
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Fairfield County advocates want state to address housing shortage
A new report says Connecticut is short more than 86,000 rental units for residents in the 0%-30% area median income.
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Afghan refugees arrive in Connecticut as resettlement agency calls for assistance
A family from Afghanistan arrived in New Haven, one family among thousands of refugees fleeing amid the Taliban’s takeover.