HBRA News And Opinions

CT’s climate change and housing policy shouldn’t be at odds – CT Mirror

Eviction Rules Could Change For Thousands of Renters – Newsweek

Lawmakers Clash Over Proposed Changes to Construction Apprenticeship Hiring Rules, State Rep. Tim Ackert – CT Examiner

Trade industries push for apprenticeship hiring ration reform at Hartford Business.com

Bill Requires Most Connecticut Towns to Plan for Sewers to Allow for Multifamily Housing – CT Examiner

2023

https://www.courant.com/2023/12/26/ct-added-more-housing-in-2023-but-experts-say-its-not-enough/

https://ctnewsjunkie.com/2023/02/20/first-time-homebuyers-have-something-to-cheer-about/

Congratulations to Attorney Tim Hollister of Shipman & Goodwin, LLP and the NAHB For a Historic Supreme Court Win in Favor of Property Owners – Knicks Decision Reverses 1985 Ruling
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CHFA Free Affordable Housing Listing Service

Housing Development Fund’s Multi Family Funding Program

• 2022

Apartment Developers and Homebuilders Feel Global Supply Chain Pains, But Still Good Projects
– Eric Santini, Santini Homes, Chairman & President of HBRA of CT and Eric Lovely, owner of Lovely Development
2021
CT Insider- Why more people are buying condos in Connecticut by Jim Perras, HBRACT CEO
The Connecticut Examiner, Supply Delays by Jim Perras, HBRACT CEO
Energy News Network-Connecticut considers stretch code that lets cities push builders on efficiency by Jim Perras, HBRACT CEO