Stamford, Hartford Have Most Office Distress in Nation
Two Connecticut markets have some of the highest shares of distressed commercial loans in the nation according to a new report.
Two Connecticut markets have some of the highest shares of distressed commercial loans in the nation according to a new report.
A nearly-800,000-square-foot office building in downtown Stamford is being foreclosed on by its lender, Wilmington Trust Co.
After immersing himself in the financial data that drives commercial real estate transactions, Joseph Weaver made the move to brokerage and the opportunity to put together deals himself.
Stamford-based HR firm OperationsInc said its research shows a “significant gap” remains between managers’ and workers’ expectations and desires around remote work.
State grants are helping a Darien wealth management firm relocate to Stamford and expand its physical footprint, Gov. Ned Lamont’s office said in an announcement.
A firm that invests in Bitcoin and blockchain technology companies is relocating its headquarters from New York City to Stamford and is expected to create more than 300 new jobs over the next five years, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Monday.
As head of the Stamford Downtown Special Services District, David Kooris leads an organization whose job he likens to filling in the gaps between the facades of downtown Stamford buildings. But when the pandemic hit, the group faced its biggest test yet.
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.
One of Connecticut’s major cable companies is reportedly buying a downtown Stamford office building.
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.
With the fall of a judge’s gavel Friday, Stamford avoided yet another large office vacancy.
A downtown Stamford office building has traded for $23 million to a local investment management firm.
A 7-story, 177,000-square-foot office building that once served as the headquarters of WWE in Stamford has sold for $15.5 million
Pension adviser Legal & General Retirement America has leased 17,100 square feet at the newly renovated Stamford Towers complex.
The waterfront home of iconic Connecticut clothing brand Vineyard Vines has sold for $33.5 million.
Amid a worsening vacancy environment for office space in Fairfield County, a downtown Stamford office building has sold for $8.5 million.
Asking rents dropped over the last 12 months in Fairfield County as elevated vacancy rates continue to trouble the area’s office market.
Fairfield County office tenants are looking to economize by taking smaller office spaces, with the average transaction size falling in 2018 to 8,475 square feet.