The Washington Trust Co. is known as the oldest community bank in the United States, but no woman has ever held the title of president and chief operating officer of the bank. Until Mary Noons takes the job this month, that is.
A mixed-use development under construction in Newington will include grocery-anchored retail space, a new location for Sally’s Apizza and 269 apartments.
A project looking to redevelop a former Toys “R” Us location into a medical office complex has secured financing.
A 12-unit apartment complex in Old Lyme will be repositioned to appeal to a new set of tenants following the receipt of $2.4 million in financing.
A proposed apartment complex near New London has secured construction financing.
A New Haven-area landlord has received $28.5 million to refinance a large portfolio of multifamily buildings in the area.
The owner of a shopping center along U.S. 1 in Norwalk has received $3 million to refinance the property and fund tenant improvements.
The sale of a Farmington retail property last year was financed with $6.3 million from Washington Trust, according to a new announcement from the firm.
Last year’s $23.19 million purchase of a large Westport office building on an island was financed with a $17.4 million loan from Washington Trust, the firm disclosed last week.
Financing has been secured for the construction of a new Dollar General Store in Morris.
Washington Trust recently provided $13 million to Talcottville Vernon Development for the first phase of construction on the multifamily Trail Run Apartments development in Vernon.
A New Jersey-based developer recently bought a 5-story, Class-A office building in Shelton for $15.6 million.
New Haven-based Halsey Assoc., the Connecticut-based division of Washington Trust Wealth Management, recently announced it relocated its corporate offices to One Century Tower in New Haven.
A multitenant retail property in North Haven recently refinanced with Washington Trust’s commercial real estate group.
Waterbury LIR LLC recently acquired $6 million in financing from Washington Trust to recapture equity and fund construction and future tenant improvements to the Waterbury Shopping Center.
Westerly, Rhode Island-based Washington Trust Bancorp increased its net income 20 percent year-over-year in the third quarter and boosted its assets above $4 billion for the very first time.
Washington Trust’s commercial real estate group has provided $12 million in financing to the owner of an office high-rise in New Haven.
South Windsor Realty Co. LLC will refinance and improve an eight-building retail portfolio with $3.5 million in financing from Washington Trust.
A Connecticut LLC will refinance a Walgreens Pharmacy on the Berlin Turnpike in Newington with $3.1 million in financing from Washington Trust’s commercial real estate group.
A Connecticut-based LLC recently refinanced a Windsor retail center with Washington Trust’s commercial real estate group.
