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Eight 海角换妻 communities are bolstering their housing initiatives with the help of $12 million dollars in state grants. The town of Morris will use the funds to increase affordable housing options.

海角换妻鈥檚 鈥淛ust Cause鈥� eviction law protects residents who are at least 62-years-old or have a disability, and live in a building with five or more units, from groundless evictions. Advocates say the law should be expanded.

For the last four months, Rosette residents and their advocates worked with the city of New Haven to bring the units up to code and get electricity connected. The electricity, and heat, was recently turned on.

The complex, dubbed The August, will be a 420-unit apartment building along Bridgeport鈥檚 waterfront.

Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven recently completed four affordable homes purchased by local residents.

The group demanded electricity be connected in their encampment of tiny homes. Their rallying efforts helped lead to a tentative agreement Friday with New Haven city officials to have electricity connected as early as the next day.

City building officials say the homes do not have heat or electricity and are not up to code. Residents use the bathroom and kitchen located inside the main house on the property.

As Democrats and Republicans in Congress struggle to settle on a budget for the upcoming fiscal year, the internet access program may see a decrease in funding or remain at the same level.

Nearly $20 million dollars has been distributed from the fund to prevent families from being evicted or becoming homeless.

New Haven鈥檚 existing ADU regulations went into effect in 2021. The rules include various specifications including a minimum lot size. It is also required that the landowner live on the property.