Fred Clarke travels to Tokyo this weekend to see first-hand progress on construction of Japan’s tallest skyscraper, the latest in a series of landmark towers that his New Haven architecture firm has designed across the globe.
A company that’s developing a housing product designed to save developers time and money received a venture capital infusion for expansion.
The developer that acquired The Hartford’s Simsbury office campus in 2015 is proposing another 540 housing units on the 172-acre property.
Multifamily landlords and institutional property owners seeking to cut their electricity bills have a new utility system option developed by a South Windsor company, Enviro Power.
Commercial developers group NAIOP said distress in the office market has been concentrated in a small percentage of buildings that are functionally obsolete.
The Mohegan tribe submitted the high bid to acquire a 113-acre parcel located two miles from its Mohegan Sun casino in Uncasville.
A Milford medical office building located near the town’s Metro-North Railroad station was sold to a New York investor following a competitive bidding process.
A majority of office tenants expect to shrink their space footprints further in the next three years, according to a CBRE report analyzing future demand in the office market.
While some Nutmeg State communities fight modest proposals for multifamily housing, the tiny southeastern Connecticut city of New London is welcoming new projects delivering hundreds of apartments to long-neglected parcels.
A pair of Stratford apartment complexes that traded for $23 million are the first Connecticut acquisition for a New Jersey real estate investor.
Approval of federal tax credits will enable a Boston developer to break ground this fall on the latest phase of a housing conversion at a former musical instrument factory in Meriden.
A 437-unit apartment portfolio in Bridgeport was acquired by a Waterbury investor for $39.6 million.
A Woodbury real estate investor acquired a Norwalk property including apartments and medical suites leased to Yale New Haven Hospital for $9.3 million.
Michael Deutsch brings his experience setting up DSTs to his new role as a senior vice president for Colliers’ Stamford office, along with his background in investment sales and leasing of office and industrial properties.
A Greenwich-based finance company is relocating to downtown Stamford after committing to occupy nearly 61,000 square feet at Stamford Plaza.
Avner Krohn has a formula for developing multifamily housing in Connecticut, seeking financial incentives from public sources to bring long-neglected parcels back to life in some of the state’s struggling former manufacturing centers.
While officials in neighboring South Windsor debate extending a moratorium on warehouse proposals, East Hartford officials welcomed the prospects for job creation and property tax gains from a pair of large logistics buildings.
CBRE will seek to fill nearly 275,000 square feet of vacancies at a four-building office campus in downtown Stamford.
The town of East Hartford has a new role as shopping center landlord following its acquisition of the blighted Silver Lane Plaza for $4.5 million.
The first phase of redevelopment at Rentschler Field will be anchored by Wayfair and Lowe’s, which have leased a combined 2.5 million square feet of distribution space.
