Affordable and Diverse Housing Solutions for Southeastern Connecticut

Shelter is a basic human need, at every stage in life. The SECOG region is comprised of a variety of household types – from young professionals to families with children, to senior citizens, and more – that all contribute to the stability and vitality of the region. For the region to thrive, the region needs sustainable, affordable, and diverse housing options.

SECOG supports member municipalities by conducting regional housing studies, hosting affordable housing training for land use commissioners, and providing technical assistance for municipal affordable housing plans. Additionally, SECOG provides regular staff support to the Southeastern Connecticut Housing Alliance (SECHA).

• Bozrah
• Colchester
• East Lyme
• Franklin
• Town of Groton
• Lebanon
• Ledyard
• Lisbon
• Montville
• New London
• North Stonington
• Salem
• Sprague
• Stonington
• Waterford
• Windham

• Seniors and Housing: Trends in Southeastern Connecticut (2020)
• Kids and Housing: Trends in Southeastern Connecticut (2020)
• Residential Demographic Multipliers in New London County: Residents and School-Age Children by Housing Type, Housing Size, and Housing Price (2020)
• Residential Demographic Multipliers in Connecticut (2016 data update): Residents and School-Age Children by Housing Type, Housing Size, and Housing Price (2020)2004 Analysis of Selected Data and Updated Forecasts of Housing Need for the Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, 2000-2010
• 2002 Housing: A Region in Transition: An Analysis of Housing Needs in Southeastern Connecticut, 2002-2005