Mergers, plus pecializing in education, hospitality and gaming projects has insulated Hartford-based JCJ Architecture from some of the downturns in commercial real estate sectors in recent years.
New Haven’s mayor has begun the process of transferring land to a developer that wants to build 450 new homes in the city’s downtown.
At Stamford-based First Country Bank, it’s Karen Kelly’s job to help the community bank stay abreast of consumers’ changing digital demands.
Norwalk-based Spinnaker Real Estate Partners has filed plans with officials in its home city for a waterfront project befitting its nautical name.
Four Connecticut apartment complexes totaling almost 700 units have traded hands.
The development arm of a Providence, Rhode Island-based construction giant emerged Tuesday as the winning bidder to develop a large site next to a busy New Haven train station.
A 43,870-square foot building at the back of a Trumbull office park could get a new neighbor in the form of senior housing.
A long-gestating proposal to turn a New Haven hotel near Interstate 95 into housing has finally received city approval.
Will Suarez spent the bulk of his career in advertising and sales before making the move into commercial real estate in 2012. Now a principal at Avison Young’s Fairfield County office, Suarez puts his powers of persuasion to work expanding the brokerage’s local investment sales volume.
A Hartford architecture firm that specializes in hospitality, civic and education projects announced a leadership transition including the appointment of a new president.
An industry organization that promotes the use of mass timber building materials recognized New Haven-based architect Pickard Chilton’s work on a new office building that’s preleased to a major utility company.
The state is providing $18.8 million in grants for 23 properties in 19 towns to help cover the cost of cleaning up the properties so they can be redeveloped.
Vacancies for high-end office space in Fairfield County continued to decline this year, but still exceed the more affordable tiers of the market.
The new owners of a former grocery store property in Stamford’s South End landed a high-end fitness club as an anchor tenant.
Wine, beer and liquor wholesaler Murphy Distributors continues to expand its statewide operations with the lease of a 14,000-square-foot building in East Haven.
As it said it would do earlier this year, Yale has paused its planned conversion of High Street between Elm and Chapel streets into a car-free plaza. The university told the city in February that it would postpone the project as it geared up for funding cuts from the Trump Administration.
Household names including Lego Group and MassMutual used to call Enfield home, occupying large corporate office parks. To get their town back into growth mode, officials are updating land-use rules and trying to restore developers’ confidence.
The 165,625-square-foot property at 105 Baker Hollow Road was bought by NorthPoint Development.
The last of Stamford’s Saint John Towers, built for a “Jetsons”-like future that never came to pass, would be demolished under a proposal filed with city officials.
Danbury planning officials have given the go-ahead for a developer to turn a 10-story hotel into an apartment building oriented towards creative tenants.
