Our Mission

The Mutual Housing Association of Greater Hartford, Inc. develops and manages affordable housing in Greater Hartford while engaging residents in leadership and educational opportunities.


The Mutual Housing Association of Greater Hartford, Inc. (MHAGH) is a non-profit housing development and management firm that works within the Mutual Housing model, as defined by Connecticut law.

Essential to the organization's mission is our commitment to diversity. The Association will not discriminate against any applicant on the basis of race, sexual orientation, age, gender, religion, political affiliation, national origin, physical or mental disability, marital status, learning disability, lawful source of income, individuals with children, or any other status protected by statute. In addition, the Association pledges to aggressively and affirmatively market available units to qualified persons of all backgrounds.

Webster Street

63-65 & 75-79 Webster Street, Hartford, CT 06114

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Located in Hartford's Barry Square neighborhood, this project addressed four blighted and abandoned properties on Webster Street. Acquired from the FDIC through its affordable housing program, Mutual Housing downsized the properties from 53 to 30 units consisting of 18 two bedroom and 12 three bedroom flats that were completed in 2001.

Mutual Housing worked closely with the Maple Avenue Revitalization Group, the community group that represents this neighborhood, to develop a site plan that addressed neighborhood needs. Reducing the number of apartments, increasing open space and providing adequate parking were important goals for the community.

Apartment Types:
Flats include a living room/dining room combination, 2 full baths, laundry hook-up, and wall-to-wall carpeting.

Housing Charges:
(Cold flat)
2 Bedroom $650
3 Bedroom $770

PROJECT FINANCING
Total Development Cost $4,277,615
CHFA Permanent Mortgage $317,072
Low Income Housing Tax Credit Equity with NEF as Investor $3,550,543
Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston AHP Grant, Sponsored by Webster Bank $210,000
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corp Capital Grant $150,000
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corp Multi-Family Initiative Grant $50,000