Governor Ned Lamont emphasizes local control for Connecticut's 98,000-unit affordable housing shortage, while Democratic lawmakers push for state-level zoning reforms.

At the second annual Connecticut Housing Conference, Governor Ned Lamont emphasized the need for local control in addressing the state's affordable housing crisis, which lacks about 98,000 units. While he prioritizes local solutions, Democratic lawmakers advocate for state-level zoning reforms to facilitate development. The rising costs of construction and local resistance complicate efforts to expand affordable housing options. Both sides recognize the urgency of the issue for economic and social equity.

October 24, 2024
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