Connecticut is set to see more affordable housing after Gov. Ned Lamont officially signed new legislation paving the way for growth.
The governor held a signing ceremony this week for an affordable housing bill he had signed during a special session right before Thanksgiving.
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Read MoreThe state legislature approved a sweeping housing bill this week and some leaders in Connecticut – and particularly in affluent Fairfield County – see the changes to local zoning as the beginning of the end of their beloved communities.
Read MoreHousing markets in the United States are up right now, but some experts say they’re about to lose a lot of value. This could be helpful to know if you’re planning a big move or trying to find a more affordable cost of living.
Read MoreThe sale will begin Friday at 9 a.m. with a sign up sheet available the night before. The sale will end on Friday at 3 p.m. before opening again on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Only 25 people will be able to enter at one time and Redding police will be on hand to help facilitate operations, according to Boffey. Boffey added that parking is "tough" in the area and that customers must follow signs of where and where not to park.
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