A Connecticut Superior Court ruled a 48-unit supportive housing property in downtown Hartford has no taxable value at all, a result rarely seen in a property tax appeal, and ordered the City of Hartford to pay the owner’s attorney’s fees and costs on top of it. The case, Soromundi Commons Limited Partnership v. City of…

The Connecticut Superior Court recently issued an important decision addressing charitable property tax exemptions for nonprofit organizations operating residential housing for individuals with disabilities and mental health conditions. The case provides significant guidance regarding General Statutes § 12-81(7) and nonprofit tax exemption eligibility in Connecticut. The Superior Court ruled in favor of The Caring Community…

We’re proud to announce that partner C. Scott Schwefel will be speaking at the ABA Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law’s 38th Annual National CLE Conference at the Loews Hotel in Chicago, IL. Scott’s program, “Under All Lies the Land: Highest and Best Use,” will take place on May 1, 2026, offering valuable…