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New Haven Independent
This Week In History: 1955
Straight from the digital files of The Evening Sentinel, courtesy of The Lower Naugatuck Valley History Archives, this week we take a look back at 1955. The Flood of 1955, one of the worst floods in Connecticut’s history, ravaged the area. Mother Nature unleashed her fury, forever changing the Valley’s landscape.
WFSB
CT '26: The housing crisis in Connecticut
Housing Wire
Summer heat sets in across Northeast housing markets
The Northeast continues to dominate the nation’s hottest housing markets, with Rochester, Hartford, Boston and Buffalo among the top five. Tight inventory — as low as one month of supply — is sustaining multiple offers and above-asking sales despite affordability pressures. Agents say well-priced, well-maintained homes remain especially competitive. AI Summary.
Yahoo!
Developer plans 252 apartments, condos near rail station in Ansonia
As Connecticut looks to spur economic growth on the Waterbury commuter rail corridor, one of the Bridgeport area's most active developers is proposing more than 250 apartments and condominiums in Ansonia along the Naugatuck River. Primrose Cos. owns more than eight acres of land across the Naugatuck River from the...
NBC Connecticut
Electric Boat hiring boom brings new jobs and intensifies housing challenges for southeastern Connecticut
A major hiring surge at General Dynamics Electric Boat is expected to bring thousands of new workers to southeastern Connecticut, but local leaders say the region must address a housing shortage if it hopes to keep pace with the growth. Electric Boat recently secured contracts worth about $77 billion to...
familydestinationsguide.com
The Charming Massachusetts Town Where Life Is Simple And Affordable
Nobody puts Chicopee on a vision board, and that’s exactly why it keeps winning. This city in Western Massachusetts, sitting comfortably along the Connecticut River in Hampden County, has quietly built a life that most people in the eastern part of the state are desperately trying to afford. Simple...