Under its new president, Tony Calabrese, Hendrie Lane Capital is counting on a resurgence of American manufacturing to drive demand for industrial properties in select East Coast markets.

Originally built in 1909, 44 Main St. sold for $23.4 million on Oct. 1 to an affiliate of Rye, New York based realty trust.

The owners of a Guilford warehouse just off Interstate 95 have sold to a major regional charity.

Gov. Ned Lamont hopped across the river to East Hartford on Wednesday to tout the state’s role in another big real estate development: Renovating the Founders Plaza tower.

The owners of a large industrial building in Windsor have sold to a joint venture after a nearly nine-year hold.

Yale University has taken the wraps off a pair of big, new buildings it hopes to build next to downtown New Haven over the next six years.

A cold call from an East Hartford hotel developer provided an opportunity for a central Connecticut coworking operator to test a new real estate model for expansion.

MB Financial Group is returning to Enfield city officials for permission to add even more units to its 335-unit redevelopment of a former Mass. Mutual office campus.

One of New Haven's major portals to the rest of America, its Amtrak and Metro-North train station, is in line for a huge makeover. Renderings released by Gov. Ned Lamont's office Monday show what the state hopes to buy with a $15.7 million interior renovation set to...

While inventory typically rises in the fall, the latest data shows little growth amid economic uncertainty and persistently high mortgage rates.

Norwalk’s newest office conversion will test the potential for large 1980s-era office buildings to be repurposed as housing, despite physical constraints that often challenge would-be developers.

The Waterbury landmark city officials hope can anchor a revitalized downtown is being offered for sale.

A site in Stamford’s Harbor Point neighborhood has been put up for sale by its owner, an affiliate of developer Building and Land Technology.

A Waterbury housing development aimed at healthcare workers has secured the financing it needs to get underway, thanks to a major infusion of state dollars.

Amazon’s supply chain network expansion reached eastern Connecticut this year with proposals for a pair of distribution centers spanning a combined 2.4 million square feet in Killingly and Norwich.

A quitclaim deed filed with the Hartford city clerk’s office shows Hartford’s well-known “Stilts Building” has traded hands.