Hartford Line Train Passes 1M Riders
The state’s 18-month-old commuter rail line has already broke the 1 million-rider mark, Gov. Ned Lamont said.
The state’s 18-month-old commuter rail line has already broke the 1 million-rider mark, Gov. Ned Lamont said.
The Hartford hospitality sector won’t break any records next year, but it will stay healthy and revenues will grow.
Home sellers in Greater Hartford have an important edge over those in the Boston area: their commutes cost substantially less.
National coworking space providers including the troubled WeWork have bypassed the Hartford area in favor of larger metros, leaving an opportunity for local operators to fill the void.
A Rocky Hill retail plaza has sold for $4.1 million.
Norwich, New York-based NBT Bank plans expand into Connecticut by establishing a regional office in the Greater Hartford area.
A new study from the National Association of Realtors and the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) has quantified just how much the CTfastrak bus rapid transit system has contributed to increasing home and commercial sales prices near its stops.
One of East Hartford’s major intersections is getting a facelift, thanks to a new building now under construction by Goodwin College.
The Manchester Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a plan to add loading docks and other expansions on a 1.9 million-square-foot distribution center whose primary tenant is the retailer JC Penny to allow the building to be subdivided.
A Windsor developer is proposing a hotel in an industrial area of the Hartford suburb.
A 4.02-acre site near Berlin’s Hartford Line train station will soon become a new mixed-use project following the city planning and zoning commission’s unanimous backing on Sept. 19.
A new coworking operation has opened near West Hartford’s two CTfastrak stations.
A long-time landowner in Rocky Hill has proposed a 126-room hotel for his property at the intersection of Interstate 91 and the Silas Deane Highway.
Thomas Collins is the new head of the New England region for Avison Young, a Toronto-based commercial real estate brokerage that opened its first Hartford office in 2015. He took the traditionally slow month of August to to assess the firm’s local brokerage strengths as he looks to build it up.
The number of apartment units on track to be delivered this year in the Hartford area is up 52 percent from last year, according to data from the apartment search website RentCafe.
A large distribution center proposed for South Windsor goes before town leaders for approval tonight.
A new, large senior living facility near Hartford is set to begin construction.
Efforts to replace a blighted Manchester shopping plaza took a step forward Tuesday when town officials voted to chose a developer for the site.
A developer is pitching a 131-room hotel for the last undeveloped parcel in Glastonbury’s Somerset Square project.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont says he’s been assured United Technologies Corporation plans to hire 1,000 additional workers at Pratt & Whitney over the next few years.