Yale and New Haven Sign $230M Deal, Raising Annual Payments to $30M
Yale agreed to pay New Haven more than $230M over 6 years — raising annual payments to $30M and eliminating an $8M budget cliff in a deal Mayor Elicker called unprecedented.
Yale agreed to pay New Haven more than $230M over 6 years — raising annual payments to $30M and eliminating an $8M budget cliff in a deal Mayor Elicker called unprecedented.
Mandy Management sold 16 New Haven buildings with 52 apartments for $7.6M in early 2026. Most buyers were out-of-state investors; 5 sales coincided with a Chapel Street fire.
Carolyn Vermont, CEO of Habitat for Humanity and Bridgeport NAACP president, died Feb. 19 in Jamaica at 65. Officials paid tribute to her decades of civil rights and housing work.
La Boca, a Middletown Main Street fixture for 15 years, was given 11 days to vacate after the ES Goodman Group bought the building for $2.1 million. The developer plans a 42-unit apartment complex.
Five homes hit the Guilford real estate market in February 2026, spanning a $665,000 North Guilford farmhouse to a $2.95 million Sachem Head estate.
Four homes hit the North Haven market in February 2026, from a $529,900 renovated ranch to a 4,200-square-foot Blue Hills Colonial at $749,900.
Branford's short-term rental registration opens March 1, 2026, requiring Airbnb and Vrbo owners to register through OpenGov. Annual permits take effect May 1.
Sunset Ridge tenants filed suit against Capital Realty Group in New Haven, alleging retaliation including ICE threats and eviction notices for union organizing at the 312-unit complex.
New Haven's housing authority approved a $41.2M Eastview Terrace rehab. The 20-month, five-phase project will renovate 102 apartments with tenant relocation starting late March.
New Haven alders transferred 9 city lots to the Land Bank at $1 each. Four more lots went to NHS, which plans three two-family homes for first-time buyers.
Freda reports 2.7% grand list growth, a $151M budget, and $530K median home price at his 17th State of Town Address at Quinnipiac University.
New Haven is reviewing multiple zoning changes, including transit-oriented development and industrial-to-residential conversions. The Board of Alders has also called for public hearings on park decisions and statue removal. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and participate in upcoming discussions.