Household names including Lego Group and MassMutual used to call Enfield home, occupying large corporate office parks. To get their town back into growth mode, officials are updating land-use rules and trying to restore developers’ confidence.

The 165,625-square-foot property at 105 Baker Hollow Road was bought by NorthPoint Development.

The last of Stamford’s Saint John Towers, built for a “Jetsons”-like future that never came to pass, would be demolished under a proposal filed with city officials.

Danbury planning officials have given the go-ahead for a developer to turn a 10-story hotel into an apartment building oriented towards creative tenants.

Norwalk-based Spinnaker Real Estate Partners is facing opposition from Fairfield residents for its hotel-and-apartments plan for the site of a tired motel.

The CBIA released a report arguing the state is around 46,000 homes short of current needs, and needs to build nearly 139,000 over the next 10 years to get back on an even keel.

Dan Zelson and Westport-based Charter Realty are mapping out growth strategies in retail real estate from New England to Montana.

A cluster of nearly 50-year-old office buildings near Long Island Sound in Stamford is slated to lose one of its number to a housing redevelopment.

As it expands across New York City’s suburbs and exurbs, a national chain of golf-based entertainment venues is planning to open a spot in Norwalk’s tallest building.

The site will ultimately host a 281,000-square-foot building with enough space to meet the federal courts’ needs for the next 30 years.

The former filming location for professional wrestling matches is slated to become a warehouse under redevelopment plans approved by the city in recent weeks.

A small South Norwalk office-residential building next to a large development has traded hands for $3 million.

The Trump administration is swiftly remaking housing policy as the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development retreats from long-established fair-housing protections for transgender people.