Stamford Bank CEO Transition Takes Effect
Stamford’s First County Bank has formally passed into the care of Nitin Mhatre, formerly CEO of the $12 billion-asset Berkshire Bank.
Big Banks See ‘Resilient’ US Economy, Warn on Energy Prices
The nation’s biggest banks posted another quarter of strong profits, helped by a resilient economy and a flurry of dealmaking for their investment banking units.
Connecticut’s Top Home Sales: April 4-10, 2026
The five most expensive recent single-family and condominium sales in Connecticut.
242 Affordable Units Pitched at New Haven Ex-Nuclear Site
Asbestos, lead dust and uranium-contaminated debris could give way to hundreds of new, affordable homes for New Haven residents following a vote this week.
Get Your Buyers to Boost Their Credit Scores Before All Else
Is it worth focusing on credit improvement before buying a house? Borrowers should consider three questions.
Danbury Apartments Sell for $158M
One of the many multifamily complexes in Danbury near the New York state line has traded hands with a $34 million increase in sale price.
As Spring Neared, Homes for Sale in CT Fell
The number of homes for sale across Connecticut fell last month, potentially linked to the strong storm that blew through mid-month and left tens of thousands without power.
More Fed Officials See Possible Rate Hikes This Year, Minutes Show
The number of Federal Reserve policymakers willing to consider an interest rate hike this year rose between the January and March meetings, as higher gas prices stemming from the Iran war threatened to worsen inflation in the coming months.
Homebuyers Tripped Up by Taxes, Insurance
Sixty-eight percent of all homeowners saw their mortgage payment rise over the past two years because of higher taxes and insurance.
Developers Are Making Noise in the Quiet Corner
Developers are eyeing vast parcels off Interstate 395 in northeastern Connecticut to accommodate rebounding demand for distribution and warehouse space.
JPMorgan CEO Dimon: Iran War Could Reignite Inflation
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned in his annual shareholder letter that a “resilient” U.S. economy could face renewed inflation pressures if the war in Iran disrupts global energy markets.
Lamacchia Adds Two CT Offices with Brokerage Acquisition
Massachusetts-based Lamacchia Realty is doubling its footprint in Connecticut by acquiring a two-office, 24-agent brokerage in the state.
Homebuyers Tripped Up by Taxes, Insurance
Sixty-eight percent of all homeowners saw their mortgage payment rise over the past two years because of higher taxes and insurance.
Taking a Household Name into the Digital Age
American Eagle Financial Credit Union is entering a new digital era, but remains focused on being involved in the community, says Chief Strategy and Revenue Officer Brian Kennedy.
New Britain Developer Sells Brand-New Apartments
Avner Krohn, the biggest private-sector force behind downtown New Britain’s redevelopment in recent years, has sold The Highrailer, a major new apartment building.
Shelbourne JV Moves to Sell Hotel-to-Rentals Conversion
A large Hartford hotel-to-apartments conversion is on the market for $55 million, double what its developers paid five years ago.
Profits on CT Home Slips to $106K
Home flipping profits have dropped across the country, and the gross return on investment has dropped below $50,000 for New Hampshire investors.
Better Home & Finance, Coinbase to Offer Crypto-Backed Mortgages
Prospective homebuyers who have invested in certain cryptocurrencies will be able to use their holdings as collateral to fund their down payment on a home as part of a new mortgage offering.
Surveys Find American Facing Economic Anxiety that Could Drag Housing Market
If artificial intelligence begins replacing jobs, the housing market could be impacted, according to a new report from Redfin.
Newington Apartments Sale Brings in $78.15M
A large apartment asset in a suburban Hartford commercial corridor has sold to a New York City-based investor.
