Blog List

12/16/2024

See how Time To Own is opening doors for first-time homebuyers across Connecticut

11/12/2024

Part of a new interview series exploring how housing shapes our communities

10/18/2024

Introducing the Multifamily Development Spotlight, a new series highlighting CHFA-supported developments that are transforming communities across Connecticut.

10/15/2024

Discover updated insights with our new HNA dashboard and video series in collaboration with the Partnership for Strong Communities.

04/12/2024

Partner Post! CHFA's Andrew Bolger and Kayla Giordano jump over to the Partnership for Strong Communities' blog to expand on key findings from our recent Housing Needs Assessment.

04/21/2023

We unpack what we’re seeing in the single and multifamily markets, what might be preventing potential homebuyers from getting a mortgage, and how renters can start saving.

02/06/2023

As we enter a new year, The Intersect brings you a rundown of the most important trends from 2022 and shares forecasts of what is to come for the housing industry in 2023.

09/09/2022

We reflect on the first six months of the year and provide a peek into what’s to come for Connecticut’s economy and housing landscape.

08/03/2022

From dashboards and impact maps to in-depth housing market analysis, here is a sample of just some of the information available at your fingertips on CHFA’s website.

05/24/2022

With the first quarter behind us, the Intersect is back to bring you CHFA’s Quarterly Housing Market Rundown. In this issue we provide an update on Connecticut rental markets and discuss the frenzied single-family market as we enter peak homebuying season.

04/20/2022

Rising energy costs and an aging housing stock pose significant risks to affordability, especially among CT's low-income renters. We examine some of the root causes, and what is being done to address these issues.

02/08/2022

We draw from staff and industry experts to provide market forecasts and analysis that will keep you up to date on the latest news and trends in Connecticut housing.