Century 21 AllPoints Realty, a multi-state brokerage based in Southington and active in Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Florida, announced its latest acquisition in the latter state.
One of the nation’s major multifamily developers, Greystar, says it’s hired Chris Mazzola to head up new development in southwest Connecticut and the greater New York City area.
A Stamford fintech says it’s raised venture funding to expand its business lending to homeowners trying to find ways to prep their properties for sale.
A large apartment complex in Danbury, near the New York state line, fetched $151.75 million last month.
Fiserv shares careened to their lowest level in more than five years last week after the fintech payment company badly missed Wall Street’s profit targets.
The office leader in a Greenwich luxury brokerage has been named Connecticut’s Realtor of the Year.
Thomaston Savings Bank announced it hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand reopening of their newly remodeled branch located at 1655 Straits Turnpike in Middlebury.
A Wallingford industrial building has traded hands to an LLC registered to a Stonington residential address.
Torrington Savings Bank announced last week it’s promoted Michael Sweeney to chief commercial lending officer.
A new report says over half of Connecticut residents live in 9 percent of the state’s land, along existing transit corridors. Those areas have significant opportunities to add even more housing, the report concludes, when combined with areas with existing sewer infrastructure.
A Lowe’s-anchored shopping plaza in Bloomfield has traded hands to a Florida investment firm.
A Georgia-based developer announced the opening of its latest development, an 890-bed, student-focused apartment complex in Storrs called “The Standard at Four Corners.”
A pair of Massachusetts real estate firms say they are buying Newtown’s Church Hill Village assisted living and memory care community.
Commercial brokerage Newmark announced that Brian Carcaterra has rejoined the company as an executive managing director in its Stamford office.
A professional medical office portfolio located in Tolland, Windham and Mansfield has sold for $10.5 million.
The Sumner House Apartments, a multifamily building just outside downtown Hartford, has traded hands for $6.7 million.
Chase Bank says it is planning to open five more branches in Connecticut over the next two years, adding to its existing 62-branch total.
The state Department of Housing and the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority announced today that they have signed financing agreements for nine developments that will contribute to the creation or preservation of 478 housing units.
The Federal Reserve is expected to leave its short-term interest rate unchanged on Wednesday for the fifth straight meeting.
It’s part of a larger, $140 million Lamont administration plan to modernize the entire Metro-North Waterbury Branch Line and spur downtown redevelopment.
