Real Estate Law

Real estate agents in Connecticut face unique challenges when earnest money disputes arise between buyers and sellers. Here’s how to protect your clients and maintain smooth transactions.

Partnerships offer numerous advantages—shared resources, complementary skills, and distributed risk. But even the strongest business relationships can face challenges. When conflicts arise between partners, having effective resolution strategies is crucial for maintaining business continuity and protecting your investment.

As the summer rental market in Connecticut continues to thrive, particularly along the shoreline and near popular attractions, property investors need to navigate an increasingly complex legal landscape. With new regulations taking effect and municipalities gaining more authority over short-term rentals, staying informed is crucial to protecting your investment and maximizing returns.

As a Connecticut property owner, participating in the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program can provide a steady income stream while helping provide affordable housing in your community. However, navigating the program’s requirements alongside Connecticut’s specific housing laws requires careful attention.

Over the last two decades, Connecticut’s women-owned businesses have grown by 56%. Together, they now contribute more than $16 billion each year to the state’s gross state product.

As the flowers begin to bloom, so does the bustling spring real estate market in Connecticut. This season offers a unique opportunity for sellers to capitalize on increased buyer activity and favorable market conditions.

Navigating the legal landscape of real estate can be daunting, especially when it comes to eviction laws.

Here are the key Connecticut real estate laws to know in order to pave the way for the successful sale of your home or other residential real estate.

Here are the key Connecticut real estate laws to know in order to pave the way for the successful sale of your home or other residential real estate.