New Haven Coliseum Won’t Get High-End Liquor Store
A potential tenant for Spinnaker Real Estate Partners’ big, multi-phase redevelopment of the old New Haven Coliseum site lost their bid to open a high-end liquor store in the development.
A potential tenant for Spinnaker Real Estate Partners’ big, multi-phase redevelopment of the old New Haven Coliseum site lost their bid to open a high-end liquor store in the development.
A 5-acre Hartford property that’s been approved for a large multifamily development is for sale.
The think-tank affiliated with the Connecticut Business and Industry Association released a document Thursday it’s calling a “long-term roadmap for boosting the state’s competitiveness.”
Hartford’s Sentry Commercial brokerage is merging with an 50-year-old Orange-based real estate investment and property management company.
A mixed retail-multifamily development on Westport’s long Post Road commercial strip has traded hands.
A suburban Philadelphia real estate investment firm has picked up a Guilford shopping center.
The former home of wrestling entertainment company WWE has hit the market, but without a firm asking price.
A looming wave of office-to-residential property teardowns and conversions is reshaping the Fairfield County office market and removing out-of-favor properties from the inventory.
E-commerce giant Amazon and Philadelphia developer Bluewater have finally filed their first in a series of applications to build a large warehouse on property straddling the Naugatuck-Waterbury line.
The American Society of Landscape Architects have chosen SWA Group’s design for Newtown’s Sandy Hook memorial garden for one of its annual “honor awards.”
The nonprofit development arm of New Haven’s public housing authority has filed proposals for three affordable developments with the city, one of which is in partnership with a local church.
The state’s flagship university is coming under political pressure to build more dorms as the school year starts.
While many costs have come down for small business, rents remain high and in some cases are still rising, forcing many owners into some uncomfortable decisions.
Spinnaker Real Estate Partners, already one of the biggest multifamily developers in New Haven, is getting in on yet another apartment project.
The lawsuit, filed alongside attorneys general in states including North Carolina and California, alleges the company is violating antitrust laws through its algorithm that landlords use to get recommended rental prices for apartments.
A biotech company agreed to pay $41.5 million to terminate its lease at Winstanley Enterprises’s 101 College St. lab development in New Haven.
A large chunk of the former West Hartford University of Connecticut campus slated for redevelopment has been sold to one of the project’s development partners.
A warehouse development proposed for a business park on the Manchester-East Hartford line has been rejiggered by the developer. The cause? Turtles.
Webster Bank has filed to foreclose on a loan against a large Hartford office building.
A grocery store property in Stamford’s Harbor Point section has traded hands after failing to replace its departed tenant for two years.