American Eagle FCU Is Turning Interchange Fees into Donations
American Eagle Financial Credit Union isn’t just handing out checks. It is using its card products as a way to give back to the community, says Chief Community Officer Simeon Chapin.
American Eagle Financial Credit Union isn’t just handing out checks. It is using its card products as a way to give back to the community, says Chief Community Officer Simeon Chapin.
The state of Connecticut broke ground Monday on a nine-year project to rebuild Metro-North’s route between New York City and New Haven.
Officials in the town of Windsor are looking at a new way to try and shed the dead weight on their tax rolls.
A Spinnaker Real Estate Partners proposal for waterfront apartments in New London faces over $14 million in “extraordinary costs.” Luckily for the developer, city leaders are sympathetic.
Lenders are playing a significant role in selecting office tenants as substantial vacancies linger in Fairfield County’s office market.
A Farmington-based developer is proposing to build a garden-style apartment complex in Tolland under the state’s 8-30g affordable housing law.
For a mere $2.64 million, a joint venture of two developers has bought the sight of their planned transit-oriented development in Enfield.
The original developer of one of Stamford’s Harbor Point apartment buildings has sold the property for almost $150 million.
A New Haven apartment complex was acquired by a New York investor for $6.15 million, representing a 146-percent increase from its previous trade in 2015.
A large downtown Stamford apartment complex has been sold to a New York City investor and property manager.
Former factories, schools and office buildings across Connecticut are being revitalized as residences by Pennrose under the leadership of Karmen Cheung, its New England regional vice president.
A 100 percent leased office-retail building in high-rent downtown Greenwich has traded for $10.7 million, or $622 per square foot.
A downtown New London church whose steeple collapsed spectacularly in early 2024 has been demolished, and its replacement is getting ready for construction.
A three-building apartment complex in Avon has changed hands, from a Waterbury-based firm to an East Hartford-based investor.
A 73-acre office property in Windsor has traded hands for around 5 percent of its last sale price two decades ago.
The CT Department of Housing is awarding $10.7 million in grants to five municipalities for infrastructure improvements to support low and moderate-income residents.
The Holiday Inn Express & Suites in Danbury recently sold for just over $12 million.
Stratford’s new mayor made it a priority to move forward redevelopment of the former Army Engine Plant property, and to add housing as a component of the new design.
The state’s Brownfield Remediation and Development Program is releasing $15.2 million in funding to support investigation and cleanup activities on 267 acres of land across the state to prepare the sites for future development.
The Connecticut Department of Transportation is awarding $10.8 million in grants to 17 cities and towns for projects that improve safety, accessibility and mobility.