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The MyHomeCT program was created to help residents avoid missing mortgage payments or entering foreclosure.
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A regional affordable housing plan for some of the wealthiest communities in Connecticut could allow towns to pay a fee and count housing units in neighboring towns toward their affordability goals, a move that critics say could worsen segregation.
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After a month of backlash, Hochul amended her budget proposal to legalize accessory apartments in single-family neighborhoods.
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Members of a new coalition have come together to back zoning reforms in hopes of creating affordable housing across Connecticut.
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How are tenants and landlords managing the eviction process?
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Over two dozen Democrats and Republicans on Long Island disapprove of Governor Kathy Hochul’s proposal to pressure local governments to approve more accessory apartments.
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They said restrictive zoning makes it more difficult for low-income residents to afford a home.
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Suozzi is running against Hochul as a Democratic candidate for governor.
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Fewer building permits for new housing in Connecticut went out in 2021 than in every year since 2011, according to new preliminary data from the state Department of Economic and Community Development.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul told reporters Friday that she has not yet determined whether the state will extend the soon-to-expire eviction moratorium.