Expansive Industrial Site In Branford Sells For $10.5M
G+L 15 & 35 NE Industrial LLC has sold Branford’s Northeast Technology Center to SH NETC Branford LLC for $10.5 million.
G+L 15 & 35 NE Industrial LLC has sold Branford’s Northeast Technology Center to SH NETC Branford LLC for $10.5 million.
Bic Consumer Products Manufacturing Co. Inc. is returning to its former space in Milford.
A building in New Haven that was more than a century old has been torn down after several bricks fell from its facade to the sidewalk.
Michael Carrano has purchased an 8,400-square-foot commercial building in Hamden through Press/Cuozzo Commercial Services.
Pelican Investments LLC has leased an industrial unit in a multi-tenant facility in Milford.
Peter Gioia’s job is to keep a finger on the pulse of the Connecticut economy, and lately it’s been somewhat faint. The state has struggled to replace jobs lost during the recession, while Connecticut ranks in the bottom 10 states in housing price recovery. As the head of CBIA’s research department, Gioia analyzes economic data, provides policy analysis and surveys the group’s 10,000 member companies every quarter for on their opinions of current conditions and future expectations.
FC USA Inc., the parent company of GOGO Worldwide Vacations, has signed a long-term lease at Hamden Center II in Hamden.
Online retail outlet Amazon.com has leased an industrial facility in Wallingford.
DeNovelli’s Restaurant has leased 4,300 square feet at the Cold Spring Plaza in Rocky Hill.
RHYS Commercial brokered 13,500 square feet of retail to Saks Fifth Avenue at 20 East Elm Street in Greenwich.
Pearce Real Estate has announced the sale of a 19,000 square-foot office building in Wallingford for $875,000.
U.S. employment rose at a solid clip in July and wages rebounded after a surprise stall in the prior month, signs of an improving economy that could open the door wider to a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in September.
Jessica Alvarez-Hawke, a specialty woodworkers for kitchens, has leased a 1,000-square-foot unit in a multi-tenanted flex building at 2344 Foxon Road in North Branford.
State officials are warning businesses across Connecticut to be wary of a fraudulent document, titled “Annual Records Statement” from the “Division of Corporate Services,” used to scam business owners. The document poses as an official requirement for companies, and requests a fee be sent with the completed form.
U.S. private job growth slowed sharply in July, pointing to a loss of momentum in the economy heading into the third quarter that could temper expectations of a September interest rate hike.
Casino developer MGM Resorts International filed a lawsuit Tuesday against several top state officials, including Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, saying a law he signed that could lead to a third tribal casino in the state is unconstitutional because it gives two tribes preferential treatment.
STV|DPM, formerly Diversified Project Management, recently relocated to downtown Hartford on Trumbull Street.
U.S. labor costs in the second quarter recorded their smallest increase in 33 years amid tepid gains in the private sector, but it likely was a temporary setback against the backdrop of diminishing labor market slack.
East Granby-based engineering and manufacturing firm National Conveyors Co. Inc. has renewed its lease of office and manufacturing/design space at 33 Nicholson Road.
Five developers have submitted proposals for New London’s historic Lighthouse Inn property, which closed in 2008 and was acquired by the city in a 2013 tax foreclosure auction.