Downtown Stamford Office Owner Announces Amenity Renovations
The owners of a large downtown Stamford office building say they have commissioned a major refresh of the building’s common areas as it looks to fill significant swaths of tenant space.
The owners of a large downtown Stamford office building say they have commissioned a major refresh of the building’s common areas as it looks to fill significant swaths of tenant space.
The 90-year-old Credit Union League of Connecticut announced it was changing its name to “Connecticut’s Credit Unions.”
Norwalk-based developer Spinnaker Real Estate Partners is rejiggering its nearly 3-acre waterfront development in its home city.
East Hartford officials are trying to put a new face on their community amid a wave of development interest.
A grocery-anchored retail plaza in Central Connecticut has traded hands despite being tied to a complex financing instrument.
A four-story, 116-room hotel in Wallingford has sold for $9.2 million.
Berkshire Bank President and CEO Nitin J. Mhatre will be First County Bank’s next CEO, the bank said in a statement.
Boston affordable housing developer Beacon Communities says it’s started the first phase of converting an office park in Avon into housing.
The nation’s busiest multifamily developer has brought on Chris Mazzola to lead its search for promising potential development sites in Connecticut and elsewhere.
CBRE says it brokered the state’s largest office sale of 2025, the nearly $28 million sale of two buildings in Glastonbury’s Somerset Square development.
A four-building office portfolio in Norwalk that’s home to corporate tenants including the Xerox Corp. headquarters was acquired by an affiliate of Argent Ventures for $58.5 million.
A 29-unit apartment building in downtown Norwich has been sold by its lender.
The State Bond Commission has voted to put millions of dollars towards establishing a revolving fund to finance energy-efficient multifamily renovations.
A Wilton apartment complex near the Norwalk line has changed hands for over $1 million per door.
For the first time, Connecticut communities will be required to set targets for housing production and tackle the state’s affordability crisis by encouraging development.
The one-time summer estate of a Gilded Age swindler in East Haddam was acquired by a local investor for $2.03 million.
The city of New London says it’s launching a new effort to tackle downtown retail vacancies with help from the Connecticut Main Street Center.
As an investment sales broker, Jeff Dunne is bracing for a busy 2026. A growing pipeline of office properties are expected to hit the market, including many transactions driven by lenders seeking to minimize losses.
The troubled Constitution Plaza office development is losing another tenant: the state’s financial regulator.
Between 2019 and today, Greater Hartford has seen a sizable uptick in the number of renters who’ve moved there from out of town.