As expected, the 220 Middlesex Turnpike parcel’s size and location have generated interest from multiple developers. But it’s the property’s connection to an early 1970s horror movie that’s adding an extra layer of interest in the pending sale.
After studying psychology in college, Katherine Berger pursued architecture as a career but never lost her fascination with human behavior and its implications, which she now deploys as director of interior design at New Haven-based architects Svigals + Partners.
A chain of gas station-sited convenience stores will open its 10th Connecticut location in Rocky Hill after inking a lease at 944 Cromwell Ave.
Residential development in areas subject to flooding and coastal storm damage would be subject to new state reviews under proposed climate change legislation submitted by Gov. Ned Lamont.
Where other passersby saw a 1980s-era strip mall in Windsor Locks’ faded former town center, Dan Drazen envisioned an opportunity.
Mutifamily housing developers are gravitating to the suburbs in search of sites that offer lower acquisition and construction costs than urban cores. It’s a fertile growth opportunity for Callahan Construction.
Blighted and underutilized properties are being targeted for adaptive reuse and redevelopment in Connecticut’s largest cities, setting the stage for some of the state’s notable projects moving forward in 2025.
After starting her career at one of the nation’s largest apartment landlords and helping lead Connecticut’s apartment owners group, Kelly Kilham joined Simon Konover Co. in July as the West Hartford developer charts a multifamily expansion.
The 15-year owner of a fully-leased Stamford medical office building sold the property for $19.1 million to a joint venture of Sendero Capital and TPG Angelo Gordon.
After receiving $25 million in construction financing from Stearns Bank, developers marked the completion of a 151-unit apartment complex in Newington.
A prime development site located near the Stamford Amtrak and Metro-North rail station is being shopped by a group of property owners for a potential high-rise project.
Former Hartford official Sara Bronin’s new book on the role zoning plays in American life hit the shelves last week, adding to the growing debate over land-use regulation and its effects on housing prices and economic opportunity.
A Rhode Island-based real estate investor paid $9.25 million for a portfolio of 68 apartments located at three properties near the General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard in Groton.
A merger with a 50-year-old New Haven County brokerage expands Hartford-based Sentry Commercial’s scope of work in the property management business. Co-founded by Mark Duclos in 1991, Sentry Commercial provides brokerage and advisory, construction management and property management services from a pair of locations in downtown Hartford and Rocky Hill.
A looming wave of office-to-residential property teardowns and conversions is reshaping the Fairfield County office market and removing out-of-favor properties from the inventory.
A biotech company agreed to pay $41.5 million to terminate its lease at Winstanley Enterprises’s 101 College St. lab development in New Haven.
New Haven officials say development plans for two city-owned sites near Wooster Square will create approximately 450 housing units and replace an auto-centric landscape with a new mixed-use neighborhood while addressing Connecticut’s housing shortage.
As a former chair of the New Haven Zoning Board of Appeals and the lawyer of choice for many local developments, Ben Trachten spends a lot of time thinking about how the city’s huge development boom is shaped by city regulations.
WinnCompanies expanded its Connecticut housing portfolio to nine properties totaling 1,595 units with last month’s acquisition of the 84-unit Bedford Gardens property in Hartford, where it’s set to launch a $19 million renovation program and convert the property into deed-restricted affordable housing.
