New CT housing bill passes House during special session

CT Mirror – Wednesday, November 12, 2025
By Ginny Monk and Josie Reich

The state House of Representatives on Wednesday passed with a 90-56 vote a replacement for the broad housing bill that the governor vetoed in June, a moment that has been months in the making for many Democrats.

The bill requires towns to create housing growth programs, changes minimum off-street parking requirements, expands fair rent commissions and incentivizes towns to take steps to allow more housing, among other measures.

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