An affiliate of Massachusetts developer Condyne Capital Partners dropped $1.9 million on a 24.1-acre slice of Windsor farmland according to a warranty deed filed with the Windsor Town Clerk.
After a high-profile pullback that left some developers in the lurch and other warehouses leased but sitting empty, is Amazon planning an about-face on its footprint contraction?
A pair of Stratford parcels entitled for a large industrial development has traded hands for $7.25 million.
The first phase of redevelopment at Rentschler Field will be anchored by Wayfair and Lowe’s, which have leased a combined 2.5 million square feet of distribution space.
Local developer Cornerstone Realty has asked city officials for permission to redevelop a huge area near the city’s downtown into a wide range of uses.
A consultant’s report commissioned by Hartford officials offered four potential avenues to the future of Brainard Airport should the city win its bid to shutter the operation.
A distributor of well-known cheese brands including Cabot Creamery is set to open its first Connecticut facility in January at a newly-completed industrial property developed by Winstanley Enterprises in Enfield.
Scannel Properties’ latest warehouse venture in Connecticut has been stopped by community resistance – the latest in a handful of such projects to fail as some communities cool to the logistics boom.
A large warehouse just off Interstate 84 in Willington won’t go forward after town officials voted down the 1.5 million-square-foot proposal
An affiliate of a Baltimore-based real estate investment company has bought a parcel of industrial land in Stratford.
An empty development parcel in Stratford’s Lordship Boulevard industrial area has traded hands to a warehouse developer.
Hallmark’s closure of its 1 million-square-foot Enfield distribution center in 2015 set off alarms about the town’s chances of replacing the greeting card manufacturer as a major taxpayer and corporate presence.
Local and state officials are lauding a large logistics center proposed for a site on the Naugatuck-Waterbury line.
Industrial real estate developer Winstanley Enterprises is proposing yet another large distribution facility in central Connecticut, this time in Enfield.
South Windsor planning officials have rejected plans for a speculative warehouse proposed for a wooded site a short drive from two major highway interchanges.
A large parcel of undeveloped land along a major commercial corridor in Orange has sold.
South Windsor planning officials heard a proposal last night for a big new warehouse to compliment the area’s many other logistics properties.
A former Manchester Sam’s Club store has sold to a Massachusetts-based development company.
A large brewery based in Woodbridge hopes to find its “forever home” at a riverside parcel in New Haven’s Fair Haven neighborhood.
Some industrial real estate market players fear construction cost increases could start to put a dent in the industrial construction boom
