For the first time, Connecticut communities will be required to set targets for housing production and tackle the state’s affordability crisis by encouraging development.

The city of New London says it’s launching a new effort to tackle downtown retail vacancies with help from the Connecticut Main Street Center.

As an investment sales broker, Jeff Dunne is bracing for a busy 2026. A growing pipeline of office properties are expected to hit the market, including many transactions driven by lenders seeking to minimize losses.

The troubled Constitution Plaza office development is losing another tenant: the state’s financial regulator.

Between 2019 and today, Greater Hartford has seen a sizable uptick in the number of renters who’ve moved there from out of town.

The number of homes for sale across Connecticut rose in October according to fresh data from SMART MLS, the statewide multiple listings service.

One of the nation’s major multifamily developers, Greystar, says it’s hired Chris Mazzola to head up new development in southwest Connecticut and the greater New York City area.

Greenwich-based Storage Ventures this week announced the acquisition of five self-storage assets and one retail plaza near a major U.S. Army base.

A prominent retail landmark in Stamford has sold for $62 million after being renovated and re-tenanted after losing its longtime anchor.

A large apartment complex in Danbury, near the New York state line, fetched $151.75 million last month.

Naugatuck’s industrial past is reflected in street names such as Rubber Avenue that evoke its heyday as a manufacturing hub.

A development team took the wraps off its plans for a big multifamily development in the middle of Manchester on Monday.

The developers’ application calls the 1.4 million square feet of office space in the six-building Merritt 7 complex “unsustainable.”

The city has won plaudits from housing advocates for the rapid recent pace of its multifamily development. But while big projects sail through, smaller ones face lengthy permitting processes.