Affordable Housing Alliance Connecticut

01/24/2020

Connecticut commercial property owners who use C-PACE financing for qualifying energy efficiency improvements may qualify for a free electric vehicle charging station.

01/22/2020

The attack on the Fair Housing Act is reckless and wrong.

12/18/2019

Twenty years after a private developer took over an affordable housing complex, the property has deteriorated once again and is in need of a multimillion-dollar renovation. A multilayered and confusing financial situation has left some tenants distressed.

12/12/2019

Can Washington do something to help them? A growing number of politicians think so.

12/12/2019

HARTFORD, CT – It was very nearly standing room only at Hartford’s Lyceum Monday as 120 people turned out to hear author and expert Alan Mallach delve into affordable...

12/12/2019

HARTFORD, CT — Social determinants of health – the conditions in which people grow, work, and age – shape people’s lives. And research shows they may have a bigger...

12/09/2019

President Trump appointed Robert Marbut as executive director of the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH) on December 4, following the ousting of former USICH Director Matthew Doherty in November (see Memo, 11/25). Dr. Marbut, a community college professor and consultant to citi...

12/09/2019

Old but well worth the read. Thanks Susan

Your casual relationship with facts has birthed a new generation of truth-seekers.

12/09/2019

The Homes for All Act has broad overlaps with the demands of recent housing-justice campaigns.

12/06/2019

With federal tax credits set to expire at the end of the year, the state has chosen Vineyard Wind to develop an 804-megawatt offshore wind project.

12/05/2019

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What started in Copenhagen in August of 2012 has since blossomed into a global network of more than 1,643 Cycling Without Age chapters in 42 countries.

12/05/2019

More States Facing Shortage in Private Activity Bonds for Rental Housing

Another affordable rental housing funding crisis is brewing–a crisis in the supply of private activity bonds (PABs). For many years, the demand for PAB cap has been less the supply. The national carryforward amount–the unused cap from the previous three years–has been at least $32 billion each year since 2008. That landscape is rapidly changing, already forcing some states to make difficult decisions.