Renters Staying Put at Increased Rate – But Not in Hartford
While nationwide renters are staying in their homes at an increasing rate, Hartford is bucking the trend.
While nationwide renters are staying in their homes at an increasing rate, Hartford is bucking the trend.
A New Haven apartment complex has sold to a local investor for $10.25 million.
The Hartford Courant newspaper’s former offices are headed for auction after three years of being up for sale with no takers.
A former firehouse in New Haven’s student-oriented East Rock neighborhood could become the basis for an apartment building under plans filed with the city’s Board of Zoning Appeal.
Commercial real estate brokerage Marcus & Millichap announced the $7.1 million sale of an East Haven industrial asset.
State brownfields grants for 21 blighted properties in 18 municipalities across Connecticut worth $20 million will help build nearly 1,400 homes, Gov. Ned Lamont’s office said Wednesday.
After starting her career at one of the nation’s largest apartment landlords and helping lead Connecticut’s apartment owners group, Kelly Kilham joined Simon Konover Co. in July as the West Hartford developer charts a multifamily expansion.
The 15-year owner of a fully-leased Stamford medical office building sold the property for $19.1 million to a joint venture of Sendero Capital and TPG Angelo Gordon.
The iconic headquarters of the Waterbury Republican-American newspaper could become the new home of 38 iconic apartments.
Two affiliates of New Jersey multifamily investor Cue Residential have picked up a portfolio of adjacent apartment buildings in New Haven’s Westville neighborhood for $28.65 million.
Yale University wants to replace a parking lot, a Korean restaurant and a pair of townhouses in downtown New Haven with a big, new performing arts building and theater.
After receiving $25 million in construction financing from Stearns Bank, developers marked the completion of a 151-unit apartment complex in Newington.
A series of recent acquisitions by West Hartford-based Simons Real Estate Group cleared the way for an estimated $840-million project known as Portside East that’s a linchpin of the town’s economic development strategy.
The coal-fired power plant that’s loomed over the city of Bridgeport for generations is finally set to come down. A mixed-use development could rise in its place.
A luxury apartment complex in Fairfield County has a new owner: the local housing authority.
Two Connecticut markets have some of the highest shares of distressed commercial loans in the nation according to a new report.
According to a new report from CBRE and data from The Warren Group, the commercial real estate market continues to show signs of improvement.
Wall Street is already making big bets on what take two for a White House led by Donald Trump will mean for the economy.
A prime development site located near the Stamford Amtrak and Metro-North rail station is being shopped by a group of property owners for a potential high-rise project.