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CT HB07027
Bill
Status
6/30/2025
Primary Sponsor
Housing Committee
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AI Summary
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Condominium developers may withdraw escrow deposits exceeding 1% of the purchase price for construction costs once building has commenced, but only when the purchaser is an accredited investor and the contract explicitly permits this use
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"Actual costs" eligible for escrow fund use include demolition, site clearing, permits, architectural/engineering fees, and construction expenses, but explicitly exclude sales, marketing, and advertising costs
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Landlords must provide tenants with a copy of their account ledger upon request, showing all charges assessed, payments made, and any balance owed or overpaid
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A working group is established to develop a uniform statutory definition of "affordable housing," with the first meeting required within 60 days and a report due by January 1, 2026
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Sections 1-3 take effect July 1, 2025; the working group and technical correction to Public Act 25-52 are effective upon passage
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning The Use Of Condominium Deposits For Construction And Development, Accounting Of Rental Charges And A Working Group To Develop A Uniform Statutory Definition Of "affordable Housing".
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
6/30/2025