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In-law units: Housing equalizer or neighborhood destructor? Municipalities have until 2023 to decide.

Partial solution to housing crisis: legalizing in-law suites, or ADUs

RPA Report Pitches ADUs as a Big Answer to Affordable Housing

Darien residents moderate Fairfield County Talks Housing on Sept. 21

‘Are We Ready?’ Meeting the Demand for Housing Affordability in Fairfield County

Community news: Housing series returns and more

Fairfield County advocates want state to address housing shortage

Fairfield County Housing Advocates Want State To Address Shortage For Low-Income Earners

OPINION: Biden Should Link Gateway Program and Climate Goals

Carr insists Brookfield Town Center 'was a missed opportunity'

New Fairfield committee to explore affordable housing opportunities for seniors, young people

Opinion: Historic housing change is on the horizon in CT

Lamont signs controversial zoning reform bill aimed at creating more fair and equitable housing

How 'Amtrak Joe' Biden's infrastructure push could put rail back on track in the US

Editorial: For faster commutes, has time come to ride CT rails underwater?

Lawmakers Urge Biden to Fund Boston-to-NYC Bullet Train

Letter: Residents should take the time to watch Darien Talks Housing series

Is New York Finally Getting a Real High-Speed Rail?

Northeast High Speed Rail Line Through Long Island Could Cost $105 Billion

Could a high-speed rail transform transportation in the Northeast?

Legislature to Hold Wednesday Hearing on Raft of Housing and Zoning Legislation

Letter: Darien Talks Housing to talk housing need in Fairfield County

LWV, YWCA and GAR to Host: JUST THE FACTS – How DesegregateCT Would Impact Greenwich

Residents invited to forum on ‘How Desegregate CT Would Impact Greenwich’

Officials: Stamford needs more affordable housing. How will that happen?

A Battle Pitting Local versus State Control at the Heart of Legislation to Change Housing in Connecticut

Hugh Bailey: People vs. highways an easy choice on affordable housing

'An Urgent Housing Crisis': Fairfield Experts Talk Affordability

Land Use, Zoning and What's Ahead for Connecticut

It has been slow to arrive, but high speed rail could be coming

Delays, labor costs make for pricey transit projects: Getting There

Regional transit operators poised to get federal aid, but fiscal worries remain