Housing Discrimination

Democratic leaders in the Connecticut House stalled a vote on a controversial housing bill after it faced a filibuster from Republicans on Thursday.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is launching a program that will test whether real estate companies and agents treat prospective homebuyers differently based on race and other related factors.

Connecticut has announced a settlement with Frontier Communications to resolve complaints about the internet provider’s service quality.

A new report from the Suffolk County Fair Housing Task Force recommends lawmakers increase the undercover testing of real estate agents to address housing…

Suffolk County may deploy an undercover investigation of housing discrimination by real estate agents.The county’s fair housing task force is preparing to…

Lawmakers and advocates in Connecticut are debating a set of bills meant to make more equitable laws to decide where affordable housing and development…

Multi-family housing developments have been blamed for burdening school districts on Long Island. A study that suggests that might be wrong.The report…

The Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness finds that almost 30% of people in their shelters first became homeless after release from the state…

Dealing with how to build trust with vulnerable Black and Latinx communities on identifying housing discrimination on Long Island is a challenge a Suffolk…

The New York State Senate passed an 11-bill package on Feb. 8 that targets bias in housing and real estate in reaction to investigations into systemic…