After one local developer’s ambitious hotel, residential and retail vision for Westport’s dilapidated Saugatuck commercial node collapsed this spring, another developer has stepped up with an idea of its own for the area.

Three prewar New Haven apartment buildings close to Yale have traded hands for nearly $41 million. 

Rising interest rates and project costs threatened to bring major multifamily rental housing production virtually to a halt across Connecticut before a new program threw a lifeline to developers.

What was once a large campus for The Hartford insurance company could become hundreds of new homes under a plan being heard by Simsbury officials tonight.

Train and bus rapid transit connections elsewhere in Connecticut have proven to be big draws for developers, particularly ones with multifamily projects.

A huge swath of woodland straddling the Bridgeport-Stratford line that’s long been littered with explosives could become a huge new park, thanks to a renewable energy development.

During a four-decade career in homebuilding, Greg Ugalde has built plenty of homes with his company, T&M Building Co. Now he’s putting his expertise to work as a senior advisor to the CT Department of Housing.

A joint venture is nearing the end of a multi-year process to entitle a sweeping redevelopment of Milford’s Crown Corporate Campus office park into hundreds of apartment units.

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.

Developers are eyeing vast parcels off Interstate 395 in northeastern Connecticut to accommodate rebounding demand for distribution and warehouse space.

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.

A large Hartford hotel-to-apartments conversion is on the market for $55 million, double what its developers paid five years ago.

A large apartment asset in a suburban Hartford commercial corridor has sold to a New York City-based investor.

Advocates for accelerated housing production across Connecticut say the state missed an opportunity to spur construction of modestly-priced apartments.

After a logistical hiccup earlier this month, New Haven city planning officials have given the green light to a 541-unit, two-block development across the street from the city’s Metro-North and Amtrak station.