A development team took the wraps off its plans for a big multifamily development in the middle of Manchester on Monday.

The developers’ application calls the 1.4 million square feet of office space in the six-building Merritt 7 complex “unsustainable.”

The city has won plaudits from housing advocates for the rapid recent pace of its multifamily development. But while big projects sail through, smaller ones face lengthy permitting processes.

A new deal with software company Esusu will let Zillow offer renters direct-to-consumer credit reporting.

A Wallingford industrial building has traded hands to an LLC registered to a Stonington residential address.

The developer of a new luxury development in New Canaan picked a William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty team to market its units.

The owner of a pair of affordable housing buildings, one in Danbury and the other in Norwalk, sold the two assets this week for nearly $40 million.

Gov. Ned Lamont’s office said Friday it’s making a $50.5 million investment in public infrastructure and facilities in downtown New Haven that are targeted toward “propelling growth in the life sciences industry” and the emerging quantum computing sector.

A proposed housing development aimed at UConn students has been revealed to be part of a joint venture between its developer and Liberty Mutual’s investment arm.

The twin Stamford Towers office buildings have traded hands.

A Danbury hotel has traded hands for the second time in two years after renovations.

Fairfield’s Planning & Zoning Commission has given its nod to an apartment building proposed under Connecticut’s 8-30g affordable housing zoning law.

The Nebraska-based developer angling to breathe new life into Enfield’s largely dead mall will take the next step forward in making its plan a reality tomorrow.