Hundreds of CT affordable homes, apartments to be built using state tax credits
More than 450 affordable homes and apartments will be built across Connecticut using $10.4 million in state tax credits. The funding was awarded to 24 nonprofit organizations to support the development projects.
More than 450 affordable homes and apartments will be constructed with $10.4 million in state tax credits, distributed to 24 nonprofits.
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