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Housing Connections

  • Housing Connections

    Helping suburban and rural residents design and create affordable housing to benefit their communities.

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  • Housing Connections

    Helping suburban and rural residents design and create affordable housing to benefit their communities.

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  • Housing Connections

    Helping suburban and rural residents design and create affordable housing to benefit their communities.

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  • Housing Connections

    Helping suburban and rural residents design and create affordable housing to benefit their communities.

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  • Housing Connections

    Helping suburban and rural residents design and create affordable housing to benefit their communities.

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Supporting local action by local leaders to meet local housing needs

Getting Started

Many individuals and groups in towns across Connecticut are looking for ways to expand affordable housing in their communities. Many have contacted … Read More

Technical Assistance

Housing Connections offers technical assistance from policy to planning and implementation, including: organizational development...
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Accomplishments

Housing Connections' goal is to increase affordable housing options in rural and suburban towns across Connecticut. From Greenwich to Killingly, … Read More

From concept to funding, from filing zoning applications to resident selection.

 

Housing Connections staff have the expertise to help you with the process and decision making that will move your affordable housing vision to completion.

 

If you think there is a need and a desire for housing that is more affordable for residents of your community, then Housing Connections can help.

Get In Touch

Housing Connections
Email: LISC – Housing Connections
75 Charter Oak Avenue, Suite 2-250
Hartford, CT 06106

(860) 525-4821 FAX (860) 525-4822

 

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Housing Connections is a program of Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) and Connecticut Housing Coalition. The program is made possible by the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority with funding from Connecticut’s Community Investment Act.