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Stories about buying and renting a home in Connecticut’s tight housing market: Zoning laws, evictions, affordable housing and homelessness.
New Steelpointe apartments fuel affordability debate in Bridgeport
Residents reflecting on the new Steelpointe apartments said they want Bridgeport to grow. But they don’t want to be left behind.
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CT joins multistate lawsuit over federal mortgage escrow rules
Lawsuit argues that new rules incorrectly preempt states’ powers to regulate how interest generated by mortgage escrow accounts is handled.
EPA settles with Putnam apartment manager over lead paint
The company that oversaw an apartment complex in Putnam will pay nearly $360,000 for failing to warn tenants about lead paint risks.
Bridgeport’s Steelpointe Harbor project wraps up first residential phase
The project overcame funding challenges and morphed from a luxury development to allotting a certain number of middle-income apartments.
Landmark federal housing law tries new ways to boost local building
Cities—not the federal government—control most development through zoning. The law takes a new approach to nudge them toward more housing.
Lamont pledges eviction reform as tenants, lawmakers condemn corporate landlord
Gov. Ned Lamont joined a group of tenants and lawmakers in Hartford to call on Alpha Capital to improve conditions at its properties.
CT sues Trump administration again over homelessness funding changes
The lawsuit challenges a HUD funding notice directing $1 billion toward transitional or temporary housing for people seeking permanent homes.
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