A preliminary study of how Hartford could repurpose its old waste-to-energy plant along the Connecticut River says costs vary widely, depending on how and when it’s done, and what the goal is.

Nationally there’s a noteworthy downturn in multifamily construction. In the Hartford area, new data suggests just the opposite.

A 1.56-acre site near the main University of Connecticut campus in Storrs could soon become home to over 700 students under plans announced by a Georgia housing developer.

A popular Cheshire orchard is on track to re-open following its sale to a new operator.

Real estate firm Northpath Investments has filed an application with Simsbury officials to replace much of the town’s Simsbury Commons shopping center with a multifamily development.

The Green and Resilient Retrofit Program pays for for energy-efficiency improvements, but those are often the centerpiece of larger renovations at decaying affordable housing complexes.

Many U.S. metropolitan areas have seen wealthy renters take up a bigger piece of the rental market in recent years. But the Hartford area isn’t one of them.