Opinion: Lamont shouldn't pit climate resiliency against housing
Gov. Ned Lamont's new climate bill unnecessarily pits climate change mitigation and resiliency against promoting housing affordability.
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Gov. Ned Lamont's new climate bill unnecessarily pits climate change mitigation and resiliency against promoting housing affordability.
The last five years have seen relatively steady numbers of new housing permits issued in Connecticut — hovering between about 5,000 and 6,500 each year — but experts say this is only a fraction of wha...
CT added more housing in 2023, but experts say it’s not enough - The last five years have seen relatively steady numbers of new housing permits issued in Connecticut — hovering between about 5,000 and 6,500 each year — but experts say this is only a fraction of what’s needed to meet the growing need.As of October,...
The issue in CT's housing market boils down to pressure on both the real estate and rental markets. Officials are looking at solutions.
The only contractor to respond to a city bid to build a new two-family house in the Hill won the contract at a price of $690,000 -- or roughly $246 per…