Founded in 1976 to keep Connecticut’s construction industry competitive through continuing education, The Construction Institute at the University of Hartford is expanding its geographic reach under Nancy Greenwald to keep industry professionals up-to-date.
A wealth management firm that recently leased a new office in Darien announced plans to relocate to Baywater Properties’ Corbin District development in late 2025.
A Greenwich real estate investor sold a Boston office property for a 47-percent discount after eight years of ownership, in a reflection of the city’s struggling class B office market.
A 52-unit apartment complex in the Quiet Corner sold for nearly double the price of its previous trade in 2017.
Connecticut legislators’ 2021 decision to provide tax incentives luring the fast-growing data center sector to the Nutmeg State is paying off in a series of proposals for large-scale server farms.
Office tenants inked just 263,000 square feet of leases and renewals during the third quarter, CBRE reported, an 18 percent decline from the previous quarter.
In her role since May as the new president and CEO of the state’s biotech trade organization BioCT, Jodie Gillon has recruited 50 new members and added the state’s most prominent life science developer, Carter Winstanley, to the group’s board of directors.
A well-leased boutique office building near the Greenwich Metro-North train station was acquired for $15.5 million by a local real estate investor.
Commercial landlords and developers face difficult decisions about how to finance sustainable building projects to control energy costs and comply with decarbonization regulations.
A $23 million state investment in Connecticut’s downtowns includes projects that will increase foot traffic and population density with construction of new apartment buildings and renovations of upper floors for new rental housing.
Rocky Hill officials gave final approval to a 96-unit apartment complex by a New York developer that manufactures its own building components at a Pennsylvania factory.
Lego Group picked a high-profile site at the edge of Boston’s central business district for its new global headquarters as it prepares to leave its suburban Connecticut office space.
Investment sales of office properties in Fairfield County have entered a “dormant” phase in 2023, with transaction volume plummeting 83 percent from the previous year.
An index of commercial lending activity declined 52 percent in the past year as financial institutions tightened their underwriting standards, according to an industry report.
John Dolan takes over leadership of brokerage Avison Young’s New England region at a critical moment in the region’s commercial real estate industry. Development is decreasing and major investment sales activity has been sluggish.
Amazon.com has acquired a former retail big box property on Orange’s Boston Post Road, after developing a 114,500-square-foot distribution center.
Office tenants’ slimmed-down space requirements continue to temper leasing demand within Connecticut’s major office markets, keeping vacancy rates elevated and favoring high-end properties.
The former WFSB-TV Broadcast House property in Hartford’s Constitution Plaza is up for sale again following a series of failed attempts to redevelop the property in recent years.
A $300 million joint venture to invest in outpatient health care facilities made its first acquisition in a Hamden medical office building.
