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Pieces related to housing in southwest Connecticut

With Homelessness on the Rise in Fairfield County, Stamford Invests in Warming Centers

With Homelessness on the Rise in Fairfield County, Stamford Invests in Warming Centers

Fairfield County saw a 19% increase in the total number of people who were homeless last year. As one way to address the issue, Stamford is investing in warming centers.

How Will a Second-Term Trump Presidency Affect Southwest Connecticut?

How Will a Second-Term Trump Presidency Affect Southwest Connecticut?

How will a second President Trump term affect transportation, education, health, housing and the environment in Lower Fairfield County? We're looking at these key areas.

Future of North Seven Plans Uncertain After Developer Pulls Application

Future of North Seven Plans Uncertain After Developer Pulls Application

What will happen to the area around the Merritt 7 train station in Norwalk? That's now a little bit more of a question after developer BLT pulled its Phase 1 plans.

A look along Glover Avenue of Phase 1 of North Seven.

Norwalk Officials Hear Update to Proposed Development Around Merritt 7 Station

Norwalk officials heard an update to the plans for Phase 1 of the North Seven development last week.

Creating Affordable Home Ownership: Ideas from Southwest Connecticut

Creating Affordable Home Ownership: Ideas from Southwest Connecticut

From cottage clusters to nonprofit partnerships, see how communities across southwest Connecticut are working to add homeownership opportunities.

The Cost of Living: Examining Southwest Connecticut’s Affordable Housing Plans

The Cost of Living: Examining Southwest Connecticut’s Affordable Housing Plans

We explored the five adopted affordable housing plans to look at common themes across the region—and some main differences.

Southwest Connecticut Communities Affordable Housing Plans Have Key Differences

Southwest Connecticut Communities Affordable Housing Plans Have Key Differences

Some major differences from the plans include prioritizing adding housing vs. keeping the community feel and affordable rentals vs. ownership properties.