Beth-El Center Surveys Milford, Woodbridge Homeowners on a Homesharing Pilot
The Milford nonprofit is asking homeowners in both towns how they view renting out a spare bedroom as it studies whether to start a homesharing pilot.
The Milford nonprofit is asking homeowners in both towns how they view renting out a spare bedroom as it studies whether to start a homesharing pilot.
West Haven’s Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously Sept. 22 for 90 apartments over shops at 325 Campbell Ave., the former Mantilia Motors lot.
Woodbridge's zoning commission unanimously approved splitting 1990 Litchfield Turnpike into two lots and set hearings for Oct. 5 and Nov. 2.
New Haven’s Board of Alders unanimously authorized an application for a $4 million HUD Healthy Homes grant; HUD says the program can address asthma triggers, radon and other hazards.
New Haven halted unpermitted demolition at 185 Front St. on March 26 after a contractor brought an excavator without a permit. The Fair Haven warehouse is part of a $34M riverfront development.
The Winston luxury apartments have opened in downtown New Haven, drawing strong interest from renters. But a failed 194-unit project in the Hill highlights uneven investment across the city.
New Haven's Downtown-Wooster Square Community Team held its first meeting in 6 months on March 25, with Yale junior Rhea McTiernan-Huge leading the revival. Grand Ave housing dispute tops the agenda.
New Haven City Plan Commission unanimously approved 541 apartments and 30,000 sq ft of commercial space at Union Square Phase 1, adjacent to Union Station, on March 19.
New Haven's Fair Rent Commission denied both Sunset Ridge tenants unions March 14, 2026, after finding unverified memberships. A landlord retaliation lawsuit remains active.
Mayors Ganim and Chess testified March 11, 2026 for H.B. 5500, which would waive Success Village co-op’s accumulated tax interest since July 2022, benefiting 920+ families.
Wallingford is pursuing 2026 Connecticut NAA Tax Credits for housing and workforce development. Mayor Cervoni signed the intent letter March 12; nonprofits submit proposals by May 22.
Residents of the Whispering Oaks development in Cheshire have driven to the post office daily for nearly two years after USPS demanded a cluster box at a school bus stop location.