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The ‘Work, Live, Ride,’ bill would create financial incentives for cities and towns that create new affordable housing along main bus and rail stops.
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Relocated residents of the 54-unit building were provided vouchers to move, with most choosing a privately-owned rental.
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The development will include 49 one-bedroom apartments on Main Street for residents 62 or older.
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A recent study, commissioned by the state, looked at Connecticut’s racial and income segregation over the last 30 years, including the efficacy of subsidized housing.
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Nearly five hours of public hearing in the general assembly’s housing committee revolved around ten bills aimed at studying affordable housing and developing more units.
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More than $600,000 in federal funding will go toward updating Phelps Village in Vernon, which houses 21 formerly homeless veterans.
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Members of East Hartford's first tenants union are seeking to reach an agreement with the landlord for better property maintenance and longer leases.
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Over the last six months, tenants at several apartment buildings in Connecticut rallied around the issue of new, corporate ownership.
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The state’s housing committee heard nearly five hours of testimony in a public hearing Tuesday, most of which centered on a proposed law preventing landlords from discriminating against residents with recent felony convictions.
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Although no date has yet been announced, a public meeting is being planned to coincide with the expiration of several trust board members.