Engineering Company Expands in Rocky Hill
An engineering company is doubling its footprint at a Rocky Hill office building located at the entrance to the 230-acre Corporate Ridge office park.
Lower Mortgage Rates Adding Competition, Not Inventory
With mortgage rates on the decline, an already competitive residential real estate market is set to grown even fiercer in Connecticut.
Protection Against Condo Special Assessments
Tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of condominium apartments are languishing on the market these days, and not just because of high interest rates and high prices.
Citizens Names New CFO
Citizens Bank has tapped a Barclays Bank veteran to be its lead financial executive.
Buyer Agent Commissions Rising One Year After NAR Settlement
A year after the National Association of Realtors settlement, the effects on buyer agent commissions appear minimal.
Office Growth Expected, Except Among Largest Companies
A growing majority of office tenants plan to expand their real estate footprints in the next three years, according to a nationwide survey of occupier sentiment.
Newmark Hires Back Brokerage Veteran for Office Leasing, Advisory Role
Commercial brokerage Newmark announced that Brian Carcaterra has rejoined the company as an executive managing director in its Stamford office.
Trump Opens Door to 401k Investments in Real Estate, Crypto
An executive order signed Thursday by President Donald Trump could give real estate projects, private equity and cryptocurrency firms long-sought access to a pool of funds worth trillions.
Medical Office Portfolio Brings in $10.5M
A professional medical office portfolio located in Tolland, Windham and Mansfield has sold for $10.5 million.
Townhouse-Style Complex Trades for $25.4M in Groton
A townhouse-style rental complex located near the Electric Boat shipyard in Groton traded for $25.4 million.
State Offers Development Opportunity at Busiest Rail Hub
A “once-in-a-generation” development opportunity is materializing in downtown Stamford as state transportation officials seek to leverage private investment in and around the Stamford Transportation Center.
Protect Your House from Break-Ins
Thefts from the houses of sports stars Ketel Marte, Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and Rob Gronkowski should raise the hackles of every homeowner – celebrity or not.
Hartford Apartments Trade for $6.7M
The Sumner House Apartments, a multifamily building just outside downtown Hartford, has traded hands for $6.7 million.
Chase Plans Five More Branches in Connecticut
Chase Bank says it is planning to open five more branches in Connecticut over the next two years, adding to its existing 62-branch total.
CT Home to Hottest ZIP Codes in Country
Fairfield County and a Hartford suburb helped land the state top rankings in a new report from Realtor.com.
Bank with Big Hartford Presence Expands in Mass.
A division of a major presence in the Hartford-area banking market is proposing to merge with a rural Massachusetts lender to create a $6.69 billion-asset institution.
CT Could Lose WBNBA Team in $325M Deal
A group led by Celtics minority owner Steve Pagliuca has reached a deal to buy the Connecticut Sun for a record $325 million and move the team to Boston, according to a person familiar with the sale.
Nine Housing Projects Get State Funding
The state Department of Housing and the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority announced today that they have signed financing agreements for nine developments that will contribute to the creation or preservation of 478 housing units.
Boosting Satisfaction in the Mortgage Process
While customer satisfaction remains high for mortgage originators, customers are increasingly dissatisfied with their mortgage servicers. Andrew Marquis, senior vice president at Cleveland-based CrossCountry Mortgage, thinks the issue may be that originators have set the customer service bar too high.
Connecticut Home Equity Jumps in Second Quarter
Connecticut saw the largest annual increase nationwide in the proportion of equity-rich homes in the second quarter of 2025.
