Shelbourne JV Moves to Sell Hotel-to-Rentals Conversion
A large Hartford hotel-to-apartments conversion is on the market for $55 million, double what its developers paid five years ago.
A large Hartford hotel-to-apartments conversion is on the market for $55 million, double what its developers paid five years ago.
A large apartment asset in a suburban Hartford commercial corridor has sold to a New York City-based investor.
After a logistical hiccup earlier this month, New Haven city planning officials have given the green light to a 541-unit, two-block development across the street from the city’s Metro-North and Amtrak station.
The best time to sell a home in the Hartford area has come and gone according to Realtor.com.
A mixed-use block in downtown Stamford has sold for $25 million, city property records show.
The first of several multifamily buildings proposed on city-owned parking lots is advancing to the next stage of the development process.
A holding company controlled by Guiford-based investor Todd Taylor recently bought one of New Haven’s two newest office buildings from its owner, the Knights of Columbus.
A real estate investment firm from suburban Boston has bought a trio of Stamford medical office buildings.
Greenwich real estate developer HB Nitkin is seeking permission to build 266 apartments in Glastonbury’s commercial core.
Bankrupt discount fashion retailer Saks Off 5th is closing its Stamford store as it tries to restructure under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protections.
Greater Hartford is predicted to be America’s hottest home-sales market this year. But despite that, it’s still far from the worst place to go house-hunting.
An office building next to Stamford’s Metro-North train station traded hands in the waning days of 2025 for half what it sold for in 2013.
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.