Developers toured the former Seaside Regional Center property in Waterford on Monday as the state promotes the site as a potential resort.

Simone Development Cos. of Bronx, New York, has acquired the largest contiguous block of warehouse space available in Stamford.

The state Senate has approved a bill that provides new incentives for clean energy in Connecticut by a vote of 29-3.

A commercial building on 5.57 acres in Orange has sold for $3.15 million.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy released a Cybersecurity Action Plan for Connecticut last week and called for enhanced cybersecurity defense and resilience to meet the increasing array of cyber risks facing the state.

A majority of the country’s high school juniors and seniors, as well as college freshman, say they are unprepared for managing and paying for the cost of college, according to a new survey conducted on behalf of Junior Achievement USA and Rhode Island-based Citizens Bank.

A clothing recycling organization recently purchased a 19,000-square-foot single-story freestanding industrial building in Hamden.

The Geenty Group completed two leases in North Branford and Branford.

Encouraged by a booming demand for construction equipment, Mike Haberman was planning in early February to hire at least 30 more workers for the manufacturing facility of his Gradall Industries in Ohio.

The National Park Service has released its annual Federal Tax Incentives for Rehabilitating History Buildings report for the 2017 fiscal year, noting a 16 percent increase in approved rehabilitation projects and a 6 percent increase in certifications of significance over the previous year.

CREW-CT – The Real Estate Exchange, an organization that supports women’s opportunities for advancement in the commercial real estate industry, recognized the state’s top projects of 2017 at its annual awards dinner this week at the Connecticut Science Center in Hartford.

Leaders of Connecticut’s two federally recognized Indian tribes met privately with state lawmakers Wednesday, urging them to make a key change to last year’s legislation that gave them an initial go-head to build a satellite casino near the Massachusetts border.

The first quarter can be a sluggish period in commercial real estate, as companies wait to assess their financial prospects before committing to expanding or relocating offices.

General Dynamics Electric Boat will grow its workforce by nearly 1,900, bringing it to more than 13,000 by 2034, according to an announcement from Gov. Dannel P. Malloy.

Connecticut drivers would get a financial break under a tentative proposal that could eventually lead to electronic tolling on the state’s highways.

Dark Field Technologies is relocating its headquarters from Orange to Shelton.

Commercial investors will get more flexibility and save money on small-ticket transactions now that federal regulators have increased the threshold requiring an independent third-party appraisal.

Jessica Curtis has joined CBRE’s Stamford office as a senior vice president and leader of its restaurant practice for emerging concepts.

A light industrial condominium in Milford was sold to an HVAC company.

Alliance Energy LLC has entered into a new five-year land lease in Monroe.