Consortium Buys Hartford ‘Stilts Building,’ Foreclosure Averted
A quitclaim deed filed with the Hartford city clerk’s office shows Hartford’s well-known “Stilts Building” has traded hands.
A quitclaim deed filed with the Hartford city clerk’s office shows Hartford’s well-known “Stilts Building” has traded hands.
The owners of a prominent Hartford office complex appear to be gaining a lifeline in the form of a Lamont administration economic development move.
Ion Bank has formally filed with Massachusetts bank regulators to merge with a Boston-based bank, and is seeking public comment on the deal.
After months of waiting, a Spanish multinational bank has secured regulators’ approval to buy the biggest Connecticut-based bank.
Saying that attempts to lure industrial development to a big parcel just off Interstate 95 had failed, town officials in Waterford rezoned the area for more housing last week.
With Gov. Ned Lamont facing reelection this fall, he can count on the backing of organized real estate.
The state of Connecticut broke ground Monday on a nine-year project to rebuild Metro-North’s route between New York City and New Haven.
Officials in the town of Windsor are looking at a new way to try and shed the dead weight on their tax rolls.
A Spinnaker Real Estate Partners proposal for waterfront apartments in New London faces over $14 million in “extraordinary costs.” Luckily for the developer, city leaders are sympathetic.
A Farmington-based developer is proposing to build a garden-style apartment complex in Tolland under the state’s 8-30g affordable housing law.
For a mere $2.64 million, a joint venture of two developers has bought the sight of their planned transit-oriented development in Enfield.
The original developer of one of Stamford’s Harbor Point apartment buildings has sold the property for almost $150 million.
A large downtown Stamford apartment complex has been sold to a New York City investor and property manager.
A downtown New London church whose steeple collapsed spectacularly in early 2024 has been demolished, and its replacement is getting ready for construction.
A three-building apartment complex in Avon has changed hands, from a Waterbury-based firm to an East Hartford-based investor.
A 73-acre office property in Windsor has traded hands for around 5 percent of its last sale price two decades ago.
A joint venture involving a Boston-area real estate investor has picked up a pair of apartment complexes in Greenwich, near the New York State line.
A 33-acre site primed for multifamily development is being offered for sale near the steadily-expanding Connecticut shipyard that builds half of the U.S. Navy’s submarines.
A Norwalk developer that’s currently building an apartment block on part of an office property in the city’s downtown wants to expand a planned hotel on the site.