Mortgage Marketshare Module
- Accurately track commercial and residential lending, measure sales performance against competition and market activity, identify high-performing competitors, and locate and target emerging markets.
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Loan Originator Module
- Access the largest and most comprehensive mortgage loan origination database in New England with round-the-clock interactive access and weekly trend updates.
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Marketing Lists
- Gain access to the most accurate and detailed transaction information in the country and offers a range of marketing lists for more than 130 million households (covering 94% of the U.S. population).
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Custom Research
- Powered by one-of-a-kind real estate, mortgage, and loan origination data, The Warren Group provides custom solutions for your research projects, database expansion, and strategic planning.
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Real Estate Records Search
- Access the largest and most complete real estate database in New England, including sales, price trends, liens and foreclosures.
  
  LEARN MORE >>

State Awards $15M In Infrastructure Grants To 50 Nonprofits

June 26, 2017 | Reprints | Unlock Link | Print

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy announced that over $15.1 million in grants are being awarded to 50 nonprofit organizations throughout Connecticut as part of the state’s Nonprofit Grant Program.

The program assists organizations with the costs associated with one-time infrastructure improvements that upgrade the efficiency and effectiveness of the services provided by the agencies.

The program was created in 2013, and has helped hundreds of nonprofit organizations across the state with a wide variety capital improvement projects. The allocations are the fifth round of grants since the launch of the program.

“By supporting capital purchases that enhance service delivery, efficiency and effectiveness, and address health, safety and accessibility issues, this grant program assists nonprofit agencies in focusing on what they do best – getting services to those who need them most,” Malloy said in a statement.