Renee Dobos News Today

We continue to face a housing crisis in Connecticut and last month, Renee Dobos, CEO of CT Housing Partners, took those concerns to Washington DC. We find out what she voiced in front of lawmakers at our nation’s capital and the impact it could have on our state. Plus, we got her take on any legisla

The 2024 legislative session starts February 7th. As it has been for the past few sessions, affordable and available housing will be a topic of conversation. We did our monthly check-in with CHP, a non-profit that’s been creating housing opportunities in Connecticut for the past 30 years. CEO Renee

As we start this new year, there is still a major housing shortage in our state. We spoke with Renee Dobos, the CEO of Connecticut Housing Partners. CHP is an award-winning affordable housing developer and property management firm in our state. The non-profit has big goals that are attainable for th

Finding available and affordable housing continues to be a major struggle for Connecticut. We invited Renee Dobos back in studio. She is the CEO of non-profit, CT Housing Partners. We outlined the problem at hand and what ‘affordable housing’ actually means for Connecticut residents. Renee then expl

This year alone, about 300 of the state's low-income housing tax credit units are set to lose affordability requirements. By 2033, more than 5,000 are scheduled to expire, according to data from the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority.

Connecticut could lose 300 low-income housing tax credit units in 2023 as their affordability requirements expire.

As Connecticut grapples with how to add affordable housing, the next few years will likely bring questions about how best to preserve the stock that already exists.  The state is at risk of losing more than 5,000 affordable housing units in the next five years, according to estimates from the National Housing Preservation Database.  Rules that require certain housing units to be rented at affordable rates will expire on thousands of units, while other units are likely to fall into disrepair an...

Affordability requirements will expire on thousands of CT units, while others are likely to fall into disrepair and become unsafe.

State could lose thousands of affordable housing units in next few years-  As Connecticut grapples with how to add affordable housing, the next few years will likely bring questions about how best to preserve the stock that already exists. The state is at risk of losing more than 5,000 affordable housing units in the next...

As Connecticut grapples with how to add affordable housing, the next few years will likely bring questions about how best to preserve the stock that already exists. The state is at risk of losing more...