As an investment sales broker, Jeff Dunne is bracing for a busy 2026. A growing pipeline of office properties are expected to hit the market, including many transactions driven by lenders seeking to minimize losses.
A WIlton office building occupied by tenants including insurers, health care companies and semiconductor suppliers traded for $24.75 million.
Naugatuck’s industrial past is reflected in street names such as Rubber Avenue that evoke its heyday as a manufacturing hub.
In the biggest-ticket real estate transaction in the city’s history, a Danbury apartment complex was acquired by San Francisco-based FPA Multifamily.
Construction has begun on a 60-unit mixed-income apartment complex in a partnership between two developers in Naugatuck.
The city has won plaudits from housing advocates for the rapid recent pace of its multifamily development. But while big projects sail through, smaller ones face lengthy permitting processes.
Under co-CEO Shane Herlet, Westport-based Maplewood Senior Living is betting on hospitality-level living standards.
The opening of Waterford’s Crystal Mall in 1984 was considered nothing less than a tectonic shift in New London County’s economy. Today the largely-vacant property is featured by social media influencers exploring “dead malls.”
A moratorium on sewer connections will effectively ban large development in East Lyme until 2029.
Over nearly three decades, Choyce Peterson has carved out a niche in Fairfield and Westchester counties as a full-service brokerage specializing in office sales and leasing. John P. Hannigan is one of the principals.
An engineering company is doubling its footprint at a Rocky Hill office building located at the entrance to the 230-acre Corporate Ridge office park.
A growing majority of office tenants plan to expand their real estate footprints in the next three years, according to a nationwide survey of occupier sentiment.
A townhouse-style rental complex located near the Electric Boat shipyard in Groton traded for $25.4 million.
A “once-in-a-generation” development opportunity is materializing in downtown Stamford as state transportation officials seek to leverage private investment in and around the Stamford Transportation Center.
A state legislator is joining Westport-based Charter Realty as its newest broker as it expands its landlord and tenant representation services in Connecticut.
A 25-story office tower designed by New Haven-based architects Pickard Chilton is raising the bar for high-end workplaces.
Office tenants gravitated toward suburban leases in Hartford County this spring, while Fairfield County’s downtown districts continue to attract the highest rents and demand.
An alternative investment manager that specializes in aircraft leasing is opening a new office in downtown Greenwich.
Mergers, plus pecializing in education, hospitality and gaming projects has insulated Hartford-based JCJ Architecture from some of the downturns in commercial real estate sectors in recent years.
Will Suarez spent the bulk of his career in advertising and sales before making the move into commercial real estate in 2012. Now a principal at Avison Young’s Fairfield County office, Suarez puts his powers of persuasion to work expanding the brokerage’s local investment sales volume.
