As Inventory Piles Up Elsewhere, CT Markets Still Hot
The nation’s housing market had 34 percent more sellers compared to prospective homebuyers in April. Try telling that to someone looking for a home in Connecticut.
New Development Proposal Could See Last of Stamford’s Futuristic Towers Fall
The last of Stamford’s Saint John Towers, built for a “Jetsons”-like future that never came to pass, would be demolished under a proposal filed with city officials.
Danbury Greenlights Hotel-to-Apartments Conversion
Danbury planning officials have given the go-ahead for a developer to turn a 10-story hotel into an apartment building oriented towards creative tenants.
Facing Pushback from Neighbors, Developer Proposes 478 Apartments
Norwalk-based Spinnaker Real Estate Partners is facing opposition from Fairfield residents for its hotel-and-apartments plan for the site of a tired motel.
Enfield’s Ex-MassMutual Campus Sells for $3.99M
A large, but empty office building just off Interstate 91 in Enfield has traded hands, and its future still seems up in the air.
CT Housing Shortage Costs State ‘Tens of Billions of Dollars’
The CBIA released a report arguing the state is around 46,000 homes short of current needs, and needs to build nearly 139,000 over the next 10 years to get back on an even keel.
Home Listings Surge, But Not in Hartford
Inventory is building up at a good clip in housing markets across the U.S., just not in Connecticut.
Stamford Offices to Become Townhomes
A cluster of nearly 50-year-old office buildings near Long Island Sound in Stamford is slated to lose one of its number to a housing redevelopment.
Why It Matters That CT’s Sold Homes Are Getting Older
A lack of new construction in Connecticut has created an unusual piece of trivia: New Haven-area homes sold last year are among the oldest in the nation.
New England Remain Equity-Rich in First Quarter
Homes in New England are among the most equity-rich in the nation, according to a new report from Attom.
Feds Pick Downtown Hartford Parking Lot for Future Courthouse Site
The site will ultimately host a 281,000-square-foot building with enough space to meet the federal courts’ needs for the next 30 years.
Stamford OKs Plan to Turn Ex-WWE Studios into Warehouse
The former filming location for professional wrestling matches is slated to become a warehouse under redevelopment plans approved by the city in recent weeks.
Norwalk Mixed-Use Building Sells for Potential Redevelopment
A small South Norwalk office-residential building next to a large development has traded hands for $3 million.
Manchester CU, California CU to Merge
Northeast Family Federal Credit Union and Self-Help Credit Union (Self-Help) announced their merger Monday.
Trump Administration Swiftly Undoing HUD’s Transgender Protections
The Trump administration is swiftly remaking housing policy as the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development retreats from long-established fair-housing protections for transgender people.
Amazon Drops $20M on Enfield Permitted Site
Tariffs or no tariffs, internet retail giant took a step towards building more warehouse capacity in one of the towns that makes up Connecticut’s distribution center hub.
KeyBank, Webster Finance Hartford Nonprofit Developer’s $45M Expansion
A Connecticut nonprofit developer that builds housing for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities national.
Connecticut Given ‘F’ for Housing Production
A new analysis by economists at Realtor.com gave Connecticut a failing grade for producing too little housing to meet its needs.
Shoppes at Buckland Hills Trades for $25.8M
One of Connecticut’s biggest malls has sold to one of the biggest owners of distressed malls in the state and elsewhere.
CT’s Seasons FCU Rebrands as ‘Ellafi Federal Credit Union’
Middletown-based Seasons Federal Credit Union is shedding its 20-year-old brand in favor of a new one – and a new mission.
