Condos, Apartments Vital In Housing Mix

July 6, 2015

As housing sales have picked up this spring, housing prices have remained low. CoreLogic, the national real estate firm, reported in April that Connecticut was one of only four states that experienced a year-over-year price depreciation and one of five with the largest declines from the housing market peak in 2006.

Sharone Small of West Hartford is an intern at The Partnership for Strong Communities and will enter a master’s degree program in city and regional planning this fall at Rutgers University’s Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy.

Hartford Courant, July 2

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