Latest Big Hartford Office Building in Foreclosure
Webster Bank has filed to foreclose on a loan against a large Hartford office building.
Hartford Sees Nation’s Biggest Rent Increase
The Hartford area is currently seeing the nation’s biggest year-over-year multifamily rent jump, according to a new analysis by Zillow.
CHFA Launches Mortgage Rate Reduction Program
Student loan borrowers facing trouble affording a mortgage have a new option courtesy of the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority.
New Fairfield Shopping Plaza Sells
CBRE recently announced the $6.2 million sale of Heritage Plaza, a newly renovated, 26,403 square-foot neighborhood shopping center
Report: McKinsey to Leave Stamford for Darien
Downtown Stamford is losing its outpost of global consultancy McKinsey & Co. to a new Darien development.
176 Unit-Portfolio Sold in Asylum Hill for $13M
A portfolio of eight apartment buildings containing 176 units recently changed hands in the Asylum Hill neighborhood of Hartford.
Municipal Redevelopment Authority to Hold Inaugural Meeting
The board of directors of the Connecticut Municipal Redevelopment Authority will hold its inaugural meeting this morning.
Engineering Firm HNTB Expands CT Office
Canada-based infrastructure and mining engineering firm HNTB announced it has expanded its Connecticut office to support major growth in its transportation business.
Connecticut’s Top Home Sales: June 15 – June 21
The five most expensive recent single-family and condominium sales in Connecticut.
Jewett City Savings Bank Cuts Ribbon on Updated Brooklyn Branch
Jewett City Savings Bank held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, June 12, to celebrate its newly renovated Brooklyn branch.
12-Agent Stamford Brokerage Moves to Coldwell Banker
A 20-year-old independent Stamford residential brokerage has affiliated with Coldwell Banker Realty.
WinnCompanies Plans $18.7M Rehab of 84-Unit Hartford Property
Boston-based national affordable housing developer WinnCompanies announced it plans an $18.7 million rehab funded in part by historic tax credits after the developer helped secure a historic district designation for the property.
Apple Kills Its Year-Old BNPL Services
Apple is discontinuing its buy now, pay later service known as Apple Pay Later barely a year after its initial launch in the U.S., and will rely on companies who already dominate the industry like Affirm and Klarna.
Connecticut’s Top Home Sales: May 25 – May 31
The five most expensive recent single-family and condominium sales in Connecticut.
Don’t Discount the English Major
The eye-popping decline in American college students majoring in English is leaving companies bereft of important skills among new hires and eventual potential executives
KeyBank Employees Spend Day Volunteering Across CT
Connecticut KeyBank employees joined roughly 4,600 of their peers for a company-wide volunteer day during the week of June 3 that saw them complete projects at charities, local parks and schools across the state.
First County Bank Makes $511K in Donations
First County Bank announced grants totaling $511,500 last week, which it said its foundation will donate to over 100 Fairfield County nonprofits through its annual CommunityFirst Grant Program.
CT Brokerage Helping Budding Theater Chain Expand in NE
A Massachusetts boutique movie theater chain has tapped a Newington commercial brokerage as it attempts to expand its footprint across the Northeast.
Multifamily Developer Confidence Declines in First Quarter
Confidence in the national market for new multifamily housing declined year-over-year in the first quarter of 2024, according to results from the latest quarterly survey of multifamily developers released last week by the National Association of Home Builders.
Newington Retail Plaza Changes Hands for $17M
An approximately 190,000-square-foot retail plaza in Newington, Connecticut, was recently sold for $16.7 million.
