Connecticut

A Connecticut judge rules that the city of New London was not explicit enough in defining conditions for condemnation.

Best known to the planning world as a case study of the follies of 1950's slum clearance policies, Stamford gives mixed-use development a try.

Residents Vs. Nonresidents; Money Vs. Slightly Less Money in Connecticut.

Eminent domain -- even to build much-needed schools -- has become a political tool, and not a planning tool in New Haven.

Projects to provide artists housing in downtown areas can revive troubled downtowns.

Using the Internet and GIS together, local officials in Connecticut are learning how to control land use for future generations.

Should preservationists fight to save a modern corporate office building?

This op-ed by Bruce Katz argues that in order for Hartford and other older cities in Connecticut to socially and economically recover, the cities and state need to take radical approaches.