Bristol Land Sells for Mixed-Use Project
A piece of commercial land and a single-family home in Bristol has traded hands so a developer can build a mixed-use project.
A piece of commercial land and a single-family home in Bristol has traded hands so a developer can build a mixed-use project.
Bristol officials are hoping to interest housing developers in a large, city-owned industrial property near their city’s downtown.
A much-hated state law that’s helped hobble reuse of industrial properties in cities across Connecticut is headed for significant changes.
A new development by Southington-based Carrier Construction could be on the way later this year following approval by Bristol officials this week.
Connecticut’s main real estate trade group has launched a new grant program aimed at helping out people who serve their communities.
Torrington Savings Bank has opened a new branch in Bristol, further extending its reach into Hartford County.
Local development firm ByCarrier Inc. is proposing to build dozens of apartments plus retail space on a long-empty downtown Bristol parcel.
A 12-building apartment portfolio in Bristol has sold for $43.4 million to a New York-based buyer.
A 6-acre parcel of land in Bristol has sold for $1.3 million.
Undaunted by the troubled state of the hospitality sector, the owners of the DoubleTree hotel in Bristol plan to break ground on a new, 50,000-square-foot events center and 90-key hotel.
Tenants submitted just over half of May rent payments to retail landlord Federal Realty Investment Trust, but phased reopenings are continuing at its 104 shopping centers as local authorities lift restrictions on public gatherings.
Bristol planning officials have given the nod to a $5 million apartment building planned for a vacant parcel of land near the city’s downtown.
Looking to buy a home for the first time? The Hartford market is a great place to start looking: the area was named the fourth-best market for first-time buyers in a new study.
A pair of Bristol apartment complexes have sold for $4.4 million.
Officials from Bristol and the state of Connecticut met on Nov. 28 to discuss establishing an “opportunity zone” to help the city’s economic development, according to the Bristol Press.
Starling Physicians Ophthalmology has leased 4,891 square feet of medical and office space in Bristol. The building is located at 1235 Farmington Ave.
The Brookside Apartments in Bristol were purchased at a rate of $89,743 per unit by a New York-based investor.