105 Apartments Pitched for Downtown New Haven
A prominent New Haven landlord is hoping to build over 100 apartments on an L-shaped parcel in the city’s downtown.
Derby OK’s Mixed-Use Downtown Makeover
Add Derby to the list of Naugatuck Valley towns getting a new mixed-use development.
Report: Trumbull Apartment Moratorium to Continue
Trumbull officials aren’t yet ready to welcome more apartment developments into their town’s limits.
Connecticut Housing Permits Up 1.2K Over 2018
Homebuilding and multifamily construction is headed for another banner year in Connecticut, with the number of housing units permitted through Nov. 30 up 1,222 over the same time last year.
Report: 220 Apartments Coming to Bridgeport
Slowly, Bridgeport’s long-empty Steelpoint Harbor development is moving forward with the addition of over 200 new apartments.
Mixed-Use Project OK’d for Shelton Bank Branch Site
The site of a Webster Bank branch in downtown Shelton could soon become a 5-story mixed-use building following a vote by a city board.
371-Unit New Haven Apartment Project Gets Go-Ahead
A large luxury apartment complex proposed for an abandoned factory site near New Haven’s Science Park area received a key approval needed before it can seek building permits last night.
Report Finds Stamford Now Majority-Renter
Stamford’s multifamily boom is reshaping the city’s demographics, with a new report finding more of the city’s residents rent than own homes.
Finish Line in Sight for Bridgeport Historic Redevelopment
A landmark redevelopment in downtown Bridgeport is nearing completion after years in the works, bringing 104 apartments and 8,000 square feet of retail space to a once-abandoned block near the city’s post office.
215-Unit Mixed-Use Project Pitched for Derby
A former industrial site a stone’s throw from downtown Derby is in line to be transformed into a mixed-use project.
Developer Behind 400-Unit New Haven Project Promises Affordability
The developer behind a large New Haven multifamily project promised community members at least 10 percent of the building’s units would be set aside as affordable housing.
US Construction Spending Falls 0.8 Percent in October
Spending on U.S. construction projects fell 0.8 percent in October, dragged down by declines in apartment and multi-family homebuilding.
102-Unit Mixed-Use Building Planned in Downtown New Haven
A New Rochelle-based developer has proposed a 102-unit mixed-use building on the site of a pair of downtown New Haven parking lots.
New Haven Mayor Loses Reelection Bid in Race With Development Focus
The mayor of New Haven has lost her bid for reelection while incumbent mayors in Bridgeport and Hartford are declaring victory.
US Home Construction Fell 9.4 Percent Last Month
U.S. home building fell last month, driven by a sharp decline in the construction of new apartments.
Stamford Apartment Tower Gets $97.5M Construction Loan
A $97.5 million floating rate construction loan from Bank OZK will finance development of a 26-story apartment complex in downtown Stamford.
Berlin OK’s Mixed-Use TOD Project
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.
Report: One in Four NYC Luxury Units Unsold
A new analysis of real estate sales by the New York Times has found about one in four New York City luxury condominium units remain unsold despite a continued building boom in the city.
New Haven Could Shrink Development Tax Benefit
New Haven officials are weighing whether to modify a tax benefit for developments that significantly improve a parcel’s property tax assessment.
At Mid-Year, Statewide Housing Permits Up 7 Percent
Halfway through 2019, Connecticut cities and towns have permitted over 7 percent more housing units than they had by the end of July 2018,
