Milhomme Realty Group LLC

11/27/2025

Not all survivors speak up.
Not all survivors “look like” victims.
Not all survivors know which moment will be the final breaking point.

Domestic violence is a pattern — not a moment.
And the people surviving it silently deserve to be seen, heard, and supported.

If no one has told you today:
I see you. Your story matters. 💜

11/26/2025

Care to know how much your home is worth?

11/25/2025

Sharing this important message from my personal page. What happened to Kylie is heartbreaking and unacceptable. Our community — and every community — deserves a justice system that protects children and holds dangerous offenders accountable.

We stand with families, advocates, and every parent who wants a safer world for our kids.
Awareness matters. Change begins when we refuse to look away.

A 14-year-old girl from Illinois was found dead after police say a man sexually assaulted her and strangled her with jumper cables.

10/22/2025

Big news — I’ll be on Channel 3 WFSB tonight at 6PM sharing why matters and how we can protect children who can’t protect themselves.

This isn’t about politics — it’s about humanity. Mimi’s story deserves to be heard, and change begins when we refuse to stay silent.

Please watch, share, and help keep the momentum going. Together, we can make sure no child ever disappears unnoticed again.

🕯️ For Mimi 💙

10/21/2025

Brenda Milhomme

Connecticut must act now. Mimi’s Law calls for accountability, reform, and protection for every child in our state. 🕯️

10/21/2025

💔 Mimi’s Law: Connecticut Child Protection Reform

Twelve-year-old Jacqueline “Mimi” Torres lost her life after months of unimaginable abuse — a child failed by every system meant to protect her.

I wrote about Mimi’s story and why reform in Connecticut’s child protection system can’t wait any longer. It’s time to make sure no child ever disappears into silence again.

Please take a few minutes to read and share this post. Every share helps raise awareness and push for change. 🕯️

👉 https://milhommerealtygroup.blogspot.com/2025/10/mimis-law-connecticut-child-protection-reform.html

Connecticut must act now. Mimi’s Law calls for accountability, reform, and protection for every child in our state. 🕯️

10/10/2025

🧠 Stable housing is essential for mental health. Discrimination based on mental health or disability is illegal under fair housing law.
💡 On , remember: everyone deserves a safe, accessible home. Learn more: https://ctfairhousing.org/housingandmentalhealth/

10/10/2025

💰 $67 million. 160 apartments. Studios starting at $1,440/month.

Governor Lamont stood in front of cameras today praising the new 55 Elm Club project in Hartford — a stunning renovation with sky-high ceilings, quartz counters, and a “long-and-winding road” of development.

And while it’s beautiful, let’s be honest — this is not affordable housing.

Twenty percent of the units are reserved for low- and moderate-income residents, but that still leaves the majority out of reach for the very people we heard from at the Louder Than a Veto forum — women working two and three jobs, families days away from eviction, veterans and seniors struggling to stay housed.

We can celebrate progress and demand better. Connecticut deserves housing that’s not just market-rate luxury with a token “affordable” label — we need equity, access, and compassion built into every plan.

Projects like 55 Elm prove it’s possible to build. Now, let’s ensure we build for everyone.

🏠 Learn more about real fair housing work here: https://www.ctoca.org/fairshare

10/09/2025

At Milhomme Realty Group, we believe that every person deserves the dignity of a safe, stable home.

Tonight, I joined the Louder Than a Veto Affordable Housing Forum to listen, learn, and take action. The stories shared were heartbreaking — families doing everything right and still facing eviction.

This is why fair housing matters. This is why I’m proud to support the work of Open Communities Alliance and advocate for policies that make housing access equitable for everyone.

Our industry has a responsibility not just to sell homes, but to stand for housing justice.

🔗 https://www.ctoca.org/fairshare