I-Team: Impossible Dream Series - State Lawmakers share potential solutions to housing crisis
HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - All week the I-Team has been reporting on CT’s Housing Crisis, in our Impossible Dream series.
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Historic Downtown Wilkes-Barre structure razed despite objections
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Georgia Is Building the 14th Fewest Multi-Family Homes in the U.S.
The U.S. housing market remains a critical economic issue, with housing affordability and supply at the forefront of ...
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California Is Building the 11th Most Multi-Family Homes in the U.S.
The U.S. housing market remains a critical economic issue, with housing affordability and supply at the forefront of ...
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The U.S. housing market remains a critical economic issue, with housing affordability and supply at the forefront of bipartisan policy agendas. Expanding multi-family housing—such as townhomes, condos ...
THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM: Do local zoning laws play a role in CT’s Housing Crisis?
Our investigation into Connecticut’s housing crisis continues Wednesday with a closer look at local zoning laws.