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The developer of Stamford’s successful mixed-use Harbor Point project is looking to build up to 1.5 million square feet of new development on the remaining undeveloped land on the site.

The 14-acre parcel jutting into Long Island Sound was originally slated to become the next headquarters for the Westport-based Bridgewater Assoc. hedge fund. That deal collapsed in 2014 amid local opposition to Building and Land Technology’s plans.

According to the project’s website, The Peninsula at Harbor Point also has around 500,000 square feet of existing office space “available immediately” which, it suggests, an incoming tenant could use while the project is built.

Renderings and other information posted on the site single out life science, hotel, office or corporate headquarters uses.

Cushman & Wakefield and Binswanger International are jointly marketing the property.

The Stamford Advocate quotes Cushman & Wakefield Executive Vice President Gary Greenspan as saying BLT is eager to adapt the site to a broad range of requirements.