Downtown Stamford Office Owner Announces Amenity Renovations
The owners of a large downtown Stamford office building say they have commissioned a major refresh of the building’s common areas as it looks to fill significant swaths of tenant space.
The owners of a large downtown Stamford office building say they have commissioned a major refresh of the building’s common areas as it looks to fill significant swaths of tenant space.
The 90-year-old Credit Union League of Connecticut announced it was changing its name to “Connecticut’s Credit Unions.”
Norwalk-based developer Spinnaker Real Estate Partners is rejiggering its nearly 3-acre waterfront development in its home city.
East Hartford officials are trying to put a new face on their community amid a wave of development interest.
Essex Bank is promoting its chief operating officer to the corner office.
South Windsor’s Shops at Evergreen Walk have traded hands from one institutional investor to another.
A 29-unit apartment building in downtown Norwich has been sold by its lender.
The State Bond Commission has voted to put millions of dollars towards establishing a revolving fund to finance energy-efficient multifamily renovations.
A Wilton apartment complex near the Norwalk line has changed hands for over $1 million per door.
The luxury market in Connecticut’s toniest region is seeing one of the nation’s fastest drops in prices, according to a new Realtor.com analysis.
The troubled Constitution Plaza office development is losing another tenant: the state’s financial regulator.
The number of homes for sale across Connecticut rose in October according to fresh data from SMART MLS, the statewide multiple listings service.
Greenwich-based Storage Ventures this week announced the acquisition of five self-storage assets and one retail plaza near a major U.S. Army base.
A prominent retail landmark in Stamford has sold for $62 million after being renovated and re-tenanted after losing its longtime anchor.
A development team took the wraps off its plans for a big multifamily development in the middle of Manchester on Monday.
Carrier Construction Company has filed for the first of several city approvals in its effort to repurpose a once-contaminated, 14-acre site in Bristol.
Silver Spring, Maryland-based investor HH Group announced it’s bought a 10-year-old downtown New Haven building from its second owner.
The developers’ application calls the 1.4 million square feet of office space in the six-building Merritt 7 complex “unsustainable.”
Connecticut Sports Group announce Wednesday that it’s reached a deal to launch a minor-league women’s professional soccer team in the state.
Even as landlords are losing market power nationally amid a new wave of apartment deliveries, those in Connecticut’s metros appear to be holding the line.