CT added more housing in 2023, but experts say it's not enough

CT added more housing in 2023, but experts say it’s not enough -
The last five years have seen relatively steady numbers of new housing permits issued in Connecticut — hovering between about 5,000 and 6,500 each year — but experts say this is only a fraction of what’s needed to meet the growing need.As of October,...

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