The Supreme Court on Friday struck down President Donald Trump's biggest and boldest tariffs. But the justices left a $133 billion question unanswered: What's going to happen to the money the government has already collected in import taxes now declared unlawful?...

Members of one of Stratford's development review boards were pleased when the developer of a planned 154-unit development on a side street included a plaza in its plans. But they had some feedback for Romano Brothers Builders LLC. "A more traditionally styled...

Real estate industry executives saw encouraging signs from the Supreme Court’s Friday decision wiping out Trump administration-imposed tariffs on some building materials, but hopes for predictability over U.S. trade policy were promptly dashed by new tariffs announced over the weekend.

The first of several multifamily buildings proposed on city-owned parking lots is advancing to the next stage of the development process.

A holding company controlled by Guiford-based investor Todd Taylor recently bought one of New Haven’s two newest office buildings from its owner, the Knights of Columbus.

A real estate investment firm from suburban Boston has bought a trio of Stamford medical office buildings.

A recent uptick in multifamily development has cut into decades of stagnant activity, but rental deserts remain in many Connecticut communities and restrict housing options for residents.

How much is a Plainville retail plaza worth? If it’s early 2026 and the plaza’s name is the Olde Canal Plaza, a recent transaction suggests that number is $5.25 million.

Greenwich real estate developer HB Nitkin is seeking permission to build 266 apartments in Glastonbury’s commercial core.

Bankrupt discount fashion retailer Saks Off 5th is closing its Stamford store as it tries to restructure under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protections.

An office building next to Stamford’s Metro-North train station traded hands in the waning days of 2025 for half what it sold for in 2013.

The Connecticut Department of Housing and the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority announced earlier this month that they have agreed to finance projects preserving or creating 627 homes.

The owners of a large downtown Stamford office building say they have commissioned a major refresh of the building’s common areas as it looks to fill significant swaths of tenant space.

The 90-year-old Credit Union League of Connecticut announced it was changing its name to “Connecticut’s Credit Unions.”

Norwalk-based developer Spinnaker Real Estate Partners is rejiggering its nearly 3-acre waterfront development in its home city.

East Hartford officials are trying to put a new face on their community amid a wave of development interest.