Andrews Consulting Group has leased 11,500 square feet of office space in Cheshire.

Massachusetts-based EagleBridge Capital has arranged an $11.1 million construction and permanent mortgage financing for a medical administration building in Hartford.

Home furnishing shop Chic & Antique LLC has leased 1,340 square feet in Suffield.

Hartford-based S.H. Smith & Co. Inc. has merged with Chicago-headquartered R-T Specialty LLC, effective immediately.

Green Beacon Solutions LLC has sublet a 1,347 square foot office suite in Meriden to Paul Horton. The sublease term is four years.

Cronheim Mortgage has arranged a $9.4 million fixed-rate financing for a medical office building in Wethersfield.

Chris Blanc of CNC Cutting & Design LLC has signed a lease for an industrial condo in Milford.

AutoZone has purchased a pad site in Clinton from Arida & Portley LLC for $525,000.

A 60-year-old family farm in North Haven has been sold to 91 Leffingwell Road LLC for $2.35 million.

Little Caesars Pizza has signed a lease for 3,100 square feet in Hartford.

Get Air New Britain LLC has leased 20,000 square feet in New Britain to open the state’s first indoor trampoline park.

Rae’s Driving School has signed a lease in Branford.

The Schochet Cos., a real estate firm based in Boston with properties in Connecticut and throughout New England, has received full SPI-HUD accreditation.

Fountainville LLC has purchased an apartment building in New Haven for $800,000.

Sullivan Tire of Connecticut Inc. has leased 10,500 square feet in North Haven.

Davie Enterprises LLC, which has offices in Connecticut and Florida, has sold an office building in Branford to 388 East Main LLC for $825,000.

Massachusetts-based HFF has arranged $150 million in financing for Merritt 7, a six-building, Class A office park in Norwalk.

Mass.-based Congress Building Corp. has been selected by LCB Senior Living LLC as general contractor for The Residence at South Windsor Farms in South Windsor.

The Simon Konover Co. has restructured property ownership of three wholly owned affiliates for properties in downtown Hartford.

Capital Power Corp. has agreed to sell its three U.S. natural gas-fired power generation facilities, including one in Bridgeport, to Emera Inc. for $541 million, to stabilize earnings and reduce its exposure to risk.