Don’t Pass on Government Loans
Misguided buyers and sellers too often turn their noses up at these loans thanks to unfair myths that linger. Let’s bust some of those misconceptions.
New CT Law Takes Sides in Private Listings Debate
When Gov. Ned Lamont signed Senate Bill 340 into law late last month, he placed Connecticut in an exclusive club: states that are wading into the debate over private listings.
Two Greenwich Multifamily Assets Trade for $356M
A joint venture involving a Boston-area real estate investor has picked up a pair of apartment complexes in Greenwich, near the New York State line.
460-Unit Multifamily Site Up for Sale Amid EB Hiring Boom
A 33-acre site primed for multifamily development is being offered for sale near the steadily-expanding Connecticut shipyard that builds half of the U.S. Navy’s submarines.
Treasury Warns Banks of ‘Red Flags’ Tied to Undocumented Customers
Federal financial crimes investigators want banks to help as part of the Trump administration’s latest measure to clamp down on immigration.
Developer Wants to Expand Hotel in Norwalk Office Reuse Project
A Norwalk developer that’s currently building an apartment block on part of an office property in the city’s downtown wants to expand a planned hotel on the site.
Rent-to-Own Calculus Improves in Hartford Area
It now takes less time for homebuyers in Greater Hartford to realize the benefits of buying compared to renting.
State Development Authority Gets $19M to Help Housing Projects
The State Bond Commission has OK’d over $19 million to boost the construction of over 150 new homes statewide, and another $10 million to help first-time homebuyers.
Connecticut Single-Family Market Experiences April Slowdown
According to new data from The Warren Group, the publisher of The Commercial Record, the Connecticut single-family home market is seeing a dropoff in activity.
Unilever to Anchor Big Lab Block in Downtown New Haven
International consumer products giant Unilever plans to drop $270 million on the latest addition to downtown New Haven.
Mortgages ‘Increasingly Out of Reach’ for Hourly, Gig Workers
It’s always been tougher for hourly employees to qualify for a mortgage. But new research shows that people in all kinds of occupations are having a more difficult go of it.
Top Connecticut Lenders Aided by Experienced Staff
The top lenders in Connecticut say they got that way by helping buyers navigate a single-family housing market defined by affordability issues and a lack of inventory.
Developer Buys Land for Second Phase of 486-Unit Middledtown Development
A joint venture of Buckingham Partners and Harbor Group International has bought the land for the second phase of its Springside development, the brokerage involved says. CBRE announced that Landmark Investment Group had sold the property that will host phase two of...
New Haven Architect-Designed Luxury Tower in Demand
Close to half of the luxury condominiums are under agreement in a 38-story luxury tower designed by New Haven architects Pickard Chilton in Houston.
Ansonia Shopping Center Sells for $8.4M; Repositioning Planned
A joint venture between a Westport real estate firm and a suburban Boston real estate firm has bought Ansonia’s downtown shopping plaza.
How to Fix a Stale Listing
It can be costly to let a listing linger longer than 60 days. But delisting and price cuts both leave money on the table. Before you do that, try these tips for reviving your listing.
New Haven Hospital Project Culminates a Design Career
As Cathleen Lange retires as a principal at architects Shepley Bulfinch, she caps her career with one of Connecticut’s most notable healthcare projects of the past decade.
Office Tower Designed by New Haven Architects Breaks Ground
A 300,000 square-foot office and luxury retail building designed by New Haven architects Pickard Chilton is under construction in Dallas by developer Trammell Crow.
Homes Lingering on CT Residential Real Estate Market
Inventory lingered on the residential real estate market in Connecticut during the month of April, new data shows.
Deed Theft a Rising Problem
Deed theft has become a big business for crooks: They slap their names on unsuspecting homeowners’ titles, then proceed to milk the properties dry.
