Connecticut
Housing Consultants in
Hartford, Connecticut
When you think of Hartford, CT, insurance might immediately come to mind. And for good reason—the city is often billed as the Insurance Capital of the World due to its impressive insurance population, with more than 100 insurance companies living within the city’s borders.
Another claim to fame for Hartford, CT comes from its status as the home for the well-known author Mark Twain. The man who penned Adventures of Huckleberry Finn lived in Hartford, CT for 17 years and completed his most famed work while living here. But another story about Hartford, CT shares less of the limelight in the public’s eye: economical housing. Navigate Affordable Housing Partners has taken significant steps toward community development by training local real estate professionals in the way of HUD compliance. This leads to communities that are stronger, because communication, fairness, and sustainability are key in the HUD mandate. Our goal here- and in other satellite locations- is to make sure residents have decent, safe, secure, sanitary and affordable housing.
Navigate’s Holistic Approach to Housing for All
We aim to foster community strengthening by means of working with property managers and help them understand the impact providing fair, safe, and affordable housing can have not only on individuals, but communities as well. We hope the impact this HUD compliance will have in Connecticut will benefit not only tenants, but landlords as well.
What We Do In Connecticut
Our Hartford, CT branch, in step with every other Navigate location, is one that wears many hats. Helmed by Christine Bishop, the Contract Administration Coordinator for Connecticut, the Hartford, CT team works on multiple fronts.
For one, the team processes Management and Occupancy Reviews (MOR) for HUD. Plus, as mentioned, our role as housing consultants comes out often. Our team can take questions concerning HUD compliance and occupancy as well. And the team doesn’t stop there: it also lends itself to the community, addressing resident complaints and concerns as they come up.
In 2024, Navigate Gives back donated $500,000 to nonprofits that address housing assistance and transitioning from homelessness.
Our Mission In Connecticut
The struggle to find housing that’s affordable is real for many, with even an apartment out of reach. The price of living in many places continues to shoot up, without much hope for reprieve. As Performace-Based Contract Administrator, we deal with multiple moving parts on a daily basis. But our mission remains true all the same: ensure access to housing, revitalize communities, and support and improve the affordable housing industry. We firmly believe living in an address that’s livable and sustainable changes lives. For more information about what we do, why we do it, and our full approach, check out our “About Us” section.
