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Stamford and New Haven lead Connecticut in transit-oriented apartment development

Surge in renter demand and low interest rates early in the pandemic spurred a construction boom

Connecticut’s population centers are served by a busy rail network that provides commuters with easy access to employment nodes throughout the state and New York City. While ridership initially plunged in March 2020, opportunistic developers sought to capitalize on robust renter demand and loose monetary policy to place bets on the long-term appeal of mass transit.

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