Housing Quality and Safety: Increasing Inspection Capacity
Much of Connecticut's multifamily housing stock is old and in disrepair. Forty percent of Connecticut's rental housing was built prior to 1960.
In most towns in Connecticut, tenants are responsible for submitting complaints regarding unsafe or unhealthy living conditions in their apartment or building.

Build More Affordable Homes
Affordable housing funding is an investment in Connecticut's economy – creating jobs, increasing household incomes, and generating new tax revenue.

The Partnership for Strong Communities has released a new report from PSC senior policy advisor Sean Ghio, “Affordable Housing Near Transit in Connecticut: An Analysis and Recommendations.” The report analyzes the affordable housing supply and demographics of Connecticut’s forty-two transit towns...

Partnership to honor individuals, organizations, and tenants championing the end of homelessness in Connecticut

Open Communities Alliance’s new report offers town-level analysis of the impediments to developing multifamily and affordable housing in twelve Connecticut towns.

The advocacy group Desegregate CT has released a new tool to help Connecticut residents better understand and visualize local zoning in their areas.

The Partnership's new fact sheet examines how the rental housing shortage in Southwestern Connecticut has contributed to rising housing costs.

Governor and Legislature agree on biennial budget preserving critical housing and homeless programs.

May IForum explores racial disparities within family homelessness, and offers possible solutions to achieve racial equity.

Speakers, panelists discussed innovative methods to leverage Connecticut's historic housing stock for the 21st century.