Mystery LLC Makes Priciest Home Buy in CT History
Connecticut’s most expensive residential real estate sale in history closed yesterday, but it’s unclear who the buyer represents.
Greenwich Brokerage Partners with Coldwell Banker
Greenwich’s oldest continuously-operating real estate company is partnering with a Coldwell Banker Realty team to help clients buy and sell luxury real estate.
Connecticut Sees Urban Migration to Affordability
Supply might be limited, but the places where home prices significantly soared in the last year concentrated at the most expensive as well as the most affordable segments of the market, like Bridgeport.
Leadership Turmoil at First Republic Bank
Days after one of First Republic Bank’s co-CEOs took a medical leave of absence, the other co-CEO has resigned.
Conforming Limit Hikes Will Open Doors in Market, Lenders Say
With the surge in homebuying amid a limited housing supply continuing to drive up sale prices during the pandemic, lenders and borrowers could see opportunities open up next year for larger mortgages.
Two More HQs Pick Fairfield County
A major global manufacturer and a technology firm serving the financial industry have chosen to relocate their corporates offices to Fairfield County, Gov. Ned Lamont’s office said
Greenwich Media Mogul’s Mansion Sells for $28M
A Greenwich mansion owned by a major media executive has sold for $27.75 million according to public records.
A Window of Opportunity to Reverse Market Decline
As office tenants ponder their return-to-work strategies, southwestern Connecticut has yet to capture a hoped-for migration of companies that mirrors the gains in its residential real estate market.
Helping Immigrants Through the Pandemic
As Kathy Chartier led Greenwich-based Members Credit Union through a tumultuous 2020, she kept the institution focused on helping its community, and in particular the Latinx immigrants who form a core part of its membership and who have suffered hammer blows at the hands of COVID-19.
Who’s In the New Wave of Luxury Buyers?
A new report from Coldwell Banker Real Estate says a new set of affluent homebuyer demographics are taking their wealth to new and unexpected markets across the U.S., including Torrington.
Massive Stamford Estate Returns to Market with Price Cut
A large estate on the Stamford-New York State line is back on the market after a price cut.
Retail Developer Says Rent Collection Remained Low in May
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.
Ex-AOL CEO’s Waterfront Greenwich Mansion for Sale
Former AOL CEO Tim Armstrong has put his large Greenwich mansion with sweeping ocean views on the market.
Municipalities Want More Help Addressing ‘Forever Chemicals’
The largest organization of cities and towns in Connecticut has called on the state and businesses to provide them with more help in addressing the expensive environmental fallout from chemicals in firefighting foam and similar products.
An Adviser to Companies That Have Plenty of Options
With availability rates approaching nearly 24 percent in Fairfield County’s office market, it’s a good time to specialize in tenant representation work, as Colliers’ Jeffrey Williams has.
Three Greenwich ZIP Codes Among New England’s 10 Most Expensive
What was more expensive in 2019: homes in Greenwich, Connecticut or homes in Wellesley?
The Most Popular Real Estate Stories of 2019
Today closes the books on 2019, a year of ups and downs for real estate in Connecticut. Here are the five real estate stories that you, our readers, read the most this year.
As Housing Market Changes, Lenders Try Education, Tech Changes
While low interest rates helped spur Connecticut’s 2019 mortgage market, issues facing potential homebuyers continue to affect the industry.
Regis Philbin Lists Greenwich Mansion at a Loss
Famed talk show host Regis Philbin is selling a Greenwich mansion he’s owned for a decade at a substantial loss.
Report: At Greenwich Forum Ray Dalio Calls Capitalism a ‘Broken’ System
At an economic forum in Greenwich Tuesday, star hedge fund manager and Greenwich resident Ray Dalio said the world’s bedrock economic system was “broken.”
