An aging office building to the north of Stamford’s downtown core is up for a multifamily conversion amid unrelentingly high office vacancy rates and a county-wide surge in housing-focused redevelopments.
What was supposed to be New Haven’s next big life science real estate development and a major landmark at a gateway to the city is suddenly going nowhere, fast.
A medium-sized apartment building in downtown Meriden has changed hands at a slight discount from its last sale.
Middletown-based Liberty Bank now has a big, new marketing platform: the 6,121-seat Dunkin’ Park next to downtown Hartford.
Commercial brokerage JLL claims a mostly-empty Norwalk office building is headed for a multifamily conversion.
It’s a real come-down for the prestige of 595 Westport Ave. in Norwalk, but a developer’s plan to convert the office-and-factory property to self-storage units will keep it active.
A three-quarter-acre parcel across the river from downtown Norwalk has traded hands for $1.8 million.
Hartford parking magnate Alan Lazkowski has sold a West Hartford multifamily property to a pair of investors.
Anyone who’s in the business of renovating and selling homes in the area around Connecticut’s capital city didn’t have a great year in 2024, at least compared to their peers.
Patriot Bank, the Stamford-based lender that was labeled as “troubled” by financial regulators late last year, is now losing its CEO.
A preliminary study of how Hartford could repurpose its old waste-to-energy plant along the Connecticut River says costs vary widely, depending on how and when it’s done, and what the goal is.
Nationwide homebuilder confidence hit the lowest level in seven months, according to the industry’s biggest trade group. But builders in the Northeast are notably more optimistic.
A 1.56-acre site near the main University of Connecticut campus in Storrs could soon become home to over 700 students under plans announced by a Georgia housing developer.
A popular Cheshire orchard is on track to re-open following its sale to a new operator.
Real estate firm Northpath Investments has filed an application with Simsbury officials to replace much of the town’s Simsbury Commons shopping center with a multifamily development.
Tomo Mortgage, located in Stamford’s Harbor Point neighborhood, is moving just a few years after Gov. Ned Lamont touted the company’s arrival in Stamford as a sign of better times for its office sector.
Many U.S. metropolitan areas have seen wealthy renters take up a bigger piece of the rental market in recent years. But the Hartford area isn’t one of them.
A prominent but aging Fairfield motel near the town’s border with Bridgeport could get redeveloped into a mixed-use project if town officials approve.
The rundown commercial district next to Westport’s Metro-North train station could be in line for a near-total makeover if city officials approve it next week.
A new company, based in Norwalk, hopes to help Connecticut homeowners house family members and make some money off their houses – by adding accessory dwelling units.
