Where other passersby saw a 1980s-era strip mall in Windsor Locks’ faded former town center, Dan Drazen envisioned an opportunity.

One of the latest large-scale multifamily complexes to complete in New Haven’s latest building boom have fetched top dollar.

A major insurance company bought three buildings in the Storrs Center development across from the University of Connecticut campus.

A proposed professional soccer stadium on Bridgeport’s waterfront could bring in nearly double its construction cost in economic benefits, according to a new study.

One of the next moves in President Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s sweeping effort to fire government employees and curtail operations is using the agency that manages thousands of federal employee worksites around the country to cut down on office space.

Manchester officials have issued a request for proposals to the real estate industry for a 2.38-acre property at the southern gateway to the city’s Main Street.

Famous watch company Timex Group has inked a lease for space in a Shelton office park to serve as its new headquarters.

An affiliate of prolific local developer RMS Compaines has secured site control for its approved downtown Stamford apartment proposal.

The second major Stamford office property has traded hands in a month, after the former WWE headquarters sold, reportedly for a residential conversion.

After President Donald Trump moved to freeze all federal financial assistance, setting of a storm of confusion and panic Tuesday, local low-income housing providers are left wondering if they will be able to make upcoming payments.

An East Haven auto body facility has traded hands to a Milford businessman.

Two former state office buildings could soon become over 100 apartments after a Philadelphia mixed-income housing developer bought them for $1.1 million.

State officials recently announced nearly $26.17 million in loans, grants, tax credits and other forms of financing that will help get developments totaling 658 new housing units, 381 of which will be affordable housing.

After losing its anchor tenant in 2023, the troubled CityPlace I tower in downtown Hartford could be headed for another storm.