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CT housing progress isn't 'meeting the moment,' lawmakers say - Vimarsana News

CT housing progress isn't 'meeting the moment,' lawmakers say

The failure of two bills left CT advocates and lawmakers frustrated with the slow progress of policies designed to expand affordable housing.

Melissa in the Morning: The Good, Bad and Ugly with Housing Bills - Vimarsana News

Melissa in the Morning: The Good, Bad and Ugly with Housing Bills

We are just a couple of days away from wrapping up the 2024 legislative session. Before the weekend, a couple of house bills passed and now head to the Senate for votes. We got the scoop on good changes made and bad language still in place for current legislation from CT169Strong. Maria Weingarten e

Melissa In The Morning: On The Docket - Vimarsana News

Melissa In The Morning: On The Docket

Should Connecticut adopt an electric vehicle mandate? We ask auto expert, Paul Miller, about the findings from automakers and dealerships here and across the country. (0:00) Should Connecticut expand the paid sick leave program to all companies, no matter how many employees are on the team? It ma

Housing Reforms Meets a Legislative Brick Wall, Leaving Everyone Unhappy - Vimarsana News

Housing Reforms Meets a Legislative Brick Wall, Leaving Everyone Unhappy

Like the rest of the country, Connecticut is grappling with a housing crunch that continues to bog down home sales with high prices and high interest rates.

Lamont falsely claims CT built record number of homes last year - Vimarsana News

Lamont falsely claims CT built record number of homes last year

Lamont claims ‘more housing built last year than anytime this century’ in CT. That's false. Federal, state data show governor’s refrain is wrong.