The 27-hole, 230-acre club opened over 50 years ago and was offered in “turnkey” condition thanks to multiple prior renovations, according to brokerage Colliers, which handled the auction.

Two new apartment buildings on the site of a former Bridgeport movie theater has traded hands.

A new report says the Bridgeport area has reclaimed its position as the tightest industrial market nation-wide.

A New York City investor has bought a Shelton apartment complex for $24 million, according to a special warranty deed filed with the city clerk’s office.

Construction is now underway on a hillside parcel near the Housatonic River in Shelton that’s planned to host a 152-unit apartment complex.

A major player in Connecticut’s real estate scene is the new owner of a New Haven landmark.

According to a master plan application filed with Hartford city officials, the city’s biggest hospital could see a major increase in square footage.

JPMorgan on Friday reported that its net income fell 2 percent in the third quarter as the bank had to set aside more money to cover bad loans.

The well-known Spirit Halloween holiday pop-up chain is branching out to a new holiday with a new store concept it plans to test out in Connecticut.

A Norwich industrial building recently fetched $3.38 million at a New York City investor.

Fairfield developer Post Road Residential sold a triangular parcel of land in New Haven’s East Rock neighborhood to a company planning to open a marijuana dispensary on the site.

While Americans continue to struggle under unrelentingly high rents, as many as 223,000 affordable housing units across the U.S. could be yanked out from under them in the next five years alone.

While New Haven earned a top spot in a recent analysis from Realtor.com of the top markets for residential real estate investors, Greater Boston failed to crack the top 20.

A coalition of developers intent on raising around 1,000 new apartments on the East Hartford waterfront have now secured the last piece in the land puzzle.