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.
Democratic state Rep. Caroline Simmons was elected Tuesday as mayor of Stamford, Connecticut and incumbent New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker easily fended off his challenger.
Former Major League Baseball manager and player Bobby Valentine scoffs at any suggestion he might be out of his league running for mayor in his hometown of Stamford, Connecticut’s second-largest and fastest-growing city at a time when new arrivals to the city are surging.
Stamford’s troubled mall has lost another major tenant.
A waterfront Stamford home designed by the same architects whose work inspired “The Great Gatsby” has broken a sale price record for the area, the listing agent’s brokerage announced.
A large Stamford apartment complex has sold to a major real estate investor for $154 million, according to public records.
As Congress eyes an infrastructure package, a coalition of transportation agencies and Amtrak on Wednesday released a 15-year plan of rail improvements.
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
Jon Winkel founded Stamford Innovation Week in 2018 to raise the city’s profile as a destination for tech companies and startups, and took on a broader role in the city’s economic development strategy with his 2019 appointment as executive director of the Stamford Partnership.
A large Stamford apartment complex has sold to a New Jersey partnership.
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.
A waterfront Stamford apartment building developed by Building and Land Technology has sold for $73 million.
he same week construction workers dynamited an Atlantic City, New Jersey casino he once owned, the former president of the United States saw his name come off a local landmark in Fairfield County.
An influx of people relocating to the state has been celebrated by many, including Gov. Ned Lamont, but it also has made it more difficult for many to find affordable housing in an area that rates among the country’s most unequal places in terms of income levels.
Stamford Town Center has lost another two national retailers with a third likely not far behind.
One of Connecticut’s major cable companies is reportedly buying a downtown Stamford office building.
A small Stamford medical office building has been leased to Hartford HealthCare.
A supermarket that’s helped anchor the decade-long transformation of Stamford’s South End neighborhood is closing.
The developer of Stamford’s successful mixed-use Harbor Point project is looking to build up to 1.5 million square feet of new development on the remaining undeveloped land on the site.
