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CT HB05363
Bill
Status
2/26/2026
Primary Sponsor
Housing Committee
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AI Summary
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Tenants in set-aside affordable housing developments whose income exceeds the 60% or 80% of median income threshold may continue renting at their affordable rate for up to 3 years after becoming income-ineligible, provided the development has not received federal low-income housing tax credits
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Dwelling units occupied by income-ineligible tenants under this 3-year grace period will still count toward the development's required set-aside percentage for affordable housing compliance
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The grace period does not expand tenant occupancy rights beyond existing rental agreement terms or limit property owner rights under Connecticut landlord-tenant law (chapter 832)
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Amends section 8-30g of Connecticut General Statutes, effective October 1, 2026
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning The Income Threshold For Tenants Renting A Dwelling Unit In A Set-aside Development.
Last Action
Public Hearing 03/03
2/27/2026