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Report Paints Grim Picture of Connecticut Housing Situation
Housing is too expensive, homelessness is also on the rise and affordable housing is too scarce, according to a new report from the Partnership for Strong Communities.

Housing is too expensive, homelessness is also on the rise and affordable housing is too scarce, according to a new report from the Partnership for Strong Communities.

The seasonality of home sales is in play, however, and month-over-month activity is down at the same time that concerns abound about how the government shutdown will impact the broader economy.

The map below shows the number of owner-occupied homes valued between $150,000 and $199,999 in your neighborhood, as reported by the US Census Bureau.
The borough is looking for a "mixed-used, transit oriented development."
A look, in photos, of the highest selling houses in our town and neighboring ones.
A look, in photos, of the highest selling houses in our town and neighboring ones.
The nation's foreclosure situation has improved, but the news in Connecticut is less positive.
While Connecticut home prices remain flat, The Warren Group's CEO sees hopeful economic signs for the state in the sales data.
If your home was foreclosed you could be receiving some settlement money, according to this press release from the Connecticut Attorney General's office.