The 2021 budget year starting July 1 is expected to include revaluation of taxable property which can be a dicey proposition for bean counters and
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Category: Development and Zoning
City Council Members Briefed On Downtown Development
What’s going on with Downtown development? CT Post reporter Brian Lockhart provides an update including John Guedes’ 92-unit apartment complex at Congress and Main Streets
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Examining Connecticut’s Housing Inequality–The Racial Gulf Between Cities And Suburbs
The health pandemic has created a hot housing market in Connecticut, fleeing New Yorkers embracing the open spaces of Fairfield County where exclusionary zoning creates
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In Bridgeport, Intimate Amphitheater Rises In Preparation Of Iconic Roof
In the surreal haze of Covid punctuated by masks, plexiglass, social distancing and empty bar stools, a bludgeoned entertainment industry stages a baby-steps comeback buoyed
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City Steps Up Housing Code Inspections In North End
With students back at school, the city’s town-gown divide with Sacred Heart University continues. SHU has an intriguing relationship with the city. Campus proper is
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Influence, Legal Machinations And Transparency, A Zoning Cocktail For The Ages
What a serpentine zoning journey it has been, six years of legal positioning pitting spirits and spiritualism, political influence and package store business turf, a
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Get On The Bus–Lamont Unveils State’s First Battery-Electric Public Transit Vehicle In Bridgeport
From Governor Ned Lamont: Governor Ned Lamont, joined by officials from the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT), Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP),
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Windward Commons Development Replacing Marina Village Advances
News release from Mayor’s Office: Mayor Ganim joins Office of Planning and Economic Development, Park City Community members, JHM Development and site contractors to announce
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