When New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker was sworn in on New Year’s Day, one of the themes he highlighted in his first speech to the city was the need to adapt to the wave of real estate development sweeping over it.
City officials approved a 102-unit project in downtown New Haven that includes plans to move and preserve a historic home located on the site.
A historic downtown New Haven building could be in line for 39 new apartments.
A group of New Haven residents who want a mixed-use development to rise on a parking lot next to the city’s Union Station instead of a 7-story garage aren’t giving up in their efforts to derail the plans.
Work has begun on the second phase of a key infrastructure project to help knit the two halves of the city back together again and connect one of the hottest development areas in the city with key mass transit options.
A prominent New Haven mayoral candidate has called for the city to push Yale University towards expanding vertically, instead of buying more land in the city.
Yale University has bought two downtown New Haven retail properties, one vacant, for $3.8 million.
The owner of a partially covered parking lot attached to a pair of midcentury residential towers in downtown New Haven plans to demolish the structure and build a 7-story residential apartment building with ground-floor retail in its place.
Developers of a proposed 30-unit New Haven apartment building say they will need to demolish two vacant buildings on the northwest side of downtown to make their project happen.
The owner of a money-losing downtown New Haven gas station is planning to build 44 apartments on the 0.32-acre site, including microunits.
Beacon Communities, a Boston-based developer of affordable housing, has bought the 335-unit building that forms the core of downtown New Haven’s Ninth Square mixed-use complex.
City officials gave the go-ahead to two apartment projects in the center of New Haven Wednesday.
