Danbury Apartments’ Sale Sets High Water Mark
In the biggest-ticket real estate transaction in the city’s history, a Danbury apartment complex was acquired by San Francisco-based FPA Multifamily.
Housing Development Begins Near New Naugatuck Station
Construction has begun on a 60-unit mixed-income apartment complex in a partnership between two developers in Naugatuck.
Two Merritt 7 Office Buildings Slated for Resi Conversion
The developers’ application calls the 1.4 million square feet of office space in the six-building Merritt 7 complex “unsustainable.”
New Data Shows How Infrequently CT Moves
Connecticut residents move homes at very low rates thanks to the state’s high housing prices, according to a new analysis.
Don’t Dismiss Lowball Offers
You’ve finally gotten an offer on your house. But it’s ridiculously low – tens of thousands under your asking price. So, what do you do?
Amid Recent Building Boom, New Haven Sees Achilles Heel
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.
Deal Inked for Women’s Pro Soccer Team, if Bridgeport Stadium Arrives
Connecticut Sports Group announce Wednesday that it’s reached a deal to launch a minor-league women’s professional soccer team in the state.
Brown Harris Stevens Exec Named CT Realtor of the Year
The office leader in a Greenwich luxury brokerage has been named Connecticut’s Realtor of the Year.
Regional Banks’ Bad Loans Spark Concern on Wall Street
Wall Street is concerned about the health of the nation’s regional banks, after a few of them wrote off bad loans to commercial customers in the last two weeks.
Home-Sellers’ Profit Margins in New England Vary
When it comes to profiting off home sales in New England, results may vary.
Wall Street Banks See Big Jump in Profits
Wall Street had one of its most profitable quarters ever, if the earnings from four of nation’s biggest banks that reported Tuesday are to be believed.
Rents Up, Landlord Power Steady in CT Apartment Markets
Even as landlords are losing market power nationally amid a new wave of apartment deliveries, those in Connecticut’s metros appear to be holding the line.
How Homeowners and Buyers Can Weather the Government Shutdown
Experts are weighing in on how the standoff over health insurance subsidies affects renters and homeowners.
A Branch for Today’s Bankers
Originally opened in 2007, Thomaston Savings Bank’s remodeled Middlebury branch reflects how Thomaston Savings does business today, Executive Vice President and COO Timothy Bergstrom says.
Zillo Expands Renter Credit-Building Service
A new deal with software company Esusu will let Zillow offer renters direct-to-consumer credit reporting.
When Should Buyers Demand Repairs, or Seek Credits?
There comes a time in most house sales when the buyer and seller have to decide who will pay for any necessary repairs. As with all real estate matters, it depends.
Raising the Bar for Senior Living
Under co-CEO Shane Herlet, Westport-based Maplewood Senior Living is betting on hospitality-level living standards.
Thomaston Savings Renovates Middlebury Branch
Thomaston Savings Bank announced it hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand reopening of their newly remodeled branch located at 1655 Straits Turnpike in Middlebury.
All-Cash Home Sales Post Modest Decline in CT
While nearly 1 in 3 homes in Connecticut were bought with cash in the first half of this year, these types of deals are on the decline – slightly.
Wallingford Industrial Property Sells for $1.7M
A Wallingford industrial building has traded hands to an LLC registered to a Stonington residential address.
