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.
Torrington Savings Bank Promotes Top Lending Exec
Torrington Savings Bank announced last week it’s promoted Michael Sweeney to chief commercial lending officer.
$80M New Canaan Development Picks Sales Brokerage
The developer of a new luxury development in New Canaan picked a William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty team to market its units.
Fairfield County Affordable Housing Buildings Sell for $40M
The owner of a pair of affordable housing buildings, one in Danbury and the other in Norwalk, sold the two assets this week for nearly $40 million.
Price Cuts A-Plenty in New-Home Market
Homebuilders are going to great lengths these days to move product. Many are still offering exceptional deals, especially on homes that are move-in ready.
Taking Stock of CT’s Fall Housing Market
Alexa Kebalo will be heading up the CT Realtors in 2026 with a market that is continuing to deal with a lack of inventory and where sellers still have the upper hand.
State Taps New Haven Biotech Buildings for $32M in Funding
Gov. Ned Lamont’s office said Friday it’s making a $50.5 million investment in public infrastructure and facilities in downtown New Haven that are targeted toward “propelling growth in the life sciences industry” and the emerging quantum computing sector.
Liberty Mutual Finances Storrs Student Housing
A proposed housing development aimed at UConn students has been revealed to be part of a joint venture between its developer and Liberty Mutual’s investment arm.
Talent Crucial for CT’s Fast-Growing CRE Lenders
Using data from The Warren Group, The Commercial Record has ranked the 50 fastest-growing lenders in Connecticut of 2025.
Twin Stamford Office Towers Sell
The twin Stamford Towers office buildings have traded hands.
Fairfield Senior Living Facility Refinanced
Mortgage company BWE announced it originated a $35.3 million permanent loan for an assisted living facility in Fairfield.
