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.

The owners of a prominent Hartford office complex appear to be gaining a lifeline in the form of a Lamont administration economic development move.

Saying that attempts to lure industrial development to a big parcel just off Interstate 95 had failed, town officials in Waterford rezoned the area for more housing last week.

What many once considered a pipe dream is finally opening in Bridgeport – within walking distance to its Metro-North train station. The August, a 420-unit luxury waterfront apartment building in the city's Steelpointe section, is scheduled for a grand opening Aug. 6....

The state of Connecticut broke ground Monday on a nine-year project to rebuild Metro-North’s route between New York City and New Haven. 

Officials in the town of Windsor are looking at a new way to try and shed the dead weight on their tax rolls.

A Spinnaker Real Estate Partners proposal for waterfront apartments in New London faces over $14 million in “extraordinary costs.” Luckily for the developer, city leaders are sympathetic.

Lenders are playing a significant role in selecting office tenants as substantial vacancies linger in Fairfield County’s office market.

A Farmington-based developer is proposing to build a garden-style apartment complex in Tolland under the state’s 8-30g affordable housing law.

For a mere $2.64 million, a joint venture of two developers has bought the sight of their planned transit-oriented development in Enfield.

The original developer of one of Stamford’s Harbor Point apartment buildings has sold the property for almost $150 million.

A large downtown Stamford apartment complex has been sold to a New York City investor and property manager.