A quarterly report released by the Mortgage Bankers Association earlier this month shows that, nationwide, commercial real estate and multifamily loan originations were down 49 percent by volume year-over-year across the country during the late summer and fall.

A retail property along Westport’s Post Road commercial strip has changed hands for $3.9 million.

Developer Randy Salvatore is not yet done with his 1,000-unit Downtown North development in downtown Hartford – recently released from legal purgatory – and he’s already laying the groundwork for a new project.

A single-story medical office in Torrington fetched $8.15 million in a recent sale.

Gov. Ned Lamont’s office announced that the state’s chief innovation officer, tech investor Daniel O’Keefe, will take over as commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development.

Fannie Mae is adding another year to a pilot program that can help landlords boost tenants’ credit scores by reporting on-time rental payments, and making it free for more landlords to join.

A Massachusetts developer is shedding a huge parcel of land once occupied by workforce housing near downtown New Haven, and earning $21 million in the process.

An industrial building in Cheshire has sold for $1.6 million.

A new report by Yardi-owned commercial real estate data website Commercial Edge says that just under 45 percent of all commercial office debt in Connecticut is coming due by 2026.

An apartment complex in Essex has been sold by the family that built the property in the mid-1960s.

Airbnb will highlight rental listings that have received top scores from guests, information that the company’s CEO says will help bring hotel-like reliability to booking a house or room on the site.

Hartford’s new mayor will be Arunan Arulampalam, the 38-year-old CEO of the city’s Land Bank nonprofit.

Another apartment building is being proposed on the edge of New Haven’s Wooster Square neighborhood, a popular destination for developers in recent years.

WeWork said it entered into a restructuring support agreement with the majority of its stakeholders to “drastically reduce” the company’s debt while further evaluating its commercial office lease portfolio.

Travelers on Metro-North and Hartford Line trains will be the beneficiaries of a big chunk of federal government funding aimed at fixing or upgrading key infrastructure on Connecticut’s passenger rail lines.

After a lackluster showing for housing production reforms during this year’s legislative session, the future could be brighter next year.

The site of Norwalk’s now-defunct power plant that had been marketed as an “unmatched” redevelopment opportunity along Long Island Sound has been sold to a New York City developer.

A brand-new townhouse rental community in the growing New London region has sold for $30 million.

A wealth management firm that recently leased a new office in Darien announced plans to relocate to Baywater Properties’ Corbin District development in late 2025.