
Raising the Bar for Senior Living
Under co-CEO Shane Herlet, Westport-based Maplewood Senior Living is betting on hospitality-level living standards.
Under co-CEO Shane Herlet, Westport-based Maplewood Senior Living is betting on hospitality-level living standards.
A Wallingford industrial building has traded hands to an LLC registered to a Stonington residential address.
The developer of a new luxury development in New Canaan picked a William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty team to market its units.
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.
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.
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.
The twin Stamford Towers office buildings have traded hands.
Mortgage company BWE announced it originated a $35.3 million permanent loan for an assisted living facility in Fairfield.
A Danbury hotel has traded hands for the second time in two years after renovations.
The opening of Waterford’s Crystal Mall in 1984 was considered nothing less than a tectonic shift in New London County’s economy. Today the largely-vacant property is featured by social media influencers exploring “dead malls.”
Fairfield’s Planning & Zoning Commission has given its nod to an apartment building proposed under Connecticut’s 8-30g affordable housing zoning law.
The Nebraska-based developer angling to breathe new life into Enfield’s largely dead mall will take the next step forward in making its plan a reality tomorrow.
A Lowe’s-anchored shopping plaza in Bloomfield has traded hands to a Florida investment firm.
A Georgia-based developer announced the opening of its latest development, an 890-bed, student-focused apartment complex in Storrs called “The Standard at Four Corners.”
A moratorium on sewer connections will effectively ban large development in East Lyme until 2029.
A Bloomfield nondenominational church has approached town officials with a plan to convert an auxiliary parking lot on its 40-acre property to 146 affordable homes and a daycare center.
A developer has filed plans with Shelton officials to convert a hotel just off Route 8 into apartments.
A pair of Massachusetts real estate firms say they are buying Newtown’s Church Hill Village assisted living and memory care community.
Stamford businessman Leandro Rizzuto Jr., co-founder of personal care company Conair, wants to turn one of the company’s locations into hundreds of new homes.
Over nearly three decades, Choyce Peterson has carved out a niche in Fairfield and Westchester counties as a full-service brokerage specializing in office sales and leasing. John P. Hannigan is one of the principals.