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Mohegans ink retail tie for Mass. casino bid

If Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun casino lands rights to erect an $800 million resort in Palmer, Mass., the gambling palace will include a Boston developer’s 300,000-square-foot retail center,...

Messore named SVP of Colonial Properties

Fred A. Messore, a commercial realtor and development specialist, has been promoted to senior vice president of Colonial Properties Inc. in Orange.

CT's brownfields get $6.5M more for cleanup

Connecticut awarded $6.5 million to clean eight brownfields, just days after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency made $5 million in awards, authorities say.

Milford's SH Acoustics opens LA studio

SH Acoustics has opened a southern California office, in time to celebrate the Milford acoustics and audio designer and consultant's10th anniversary, authorities say.

Groundbreaking set for B’port’s Steel Point project

A groundbreaking ceremony is planned Monday in Bridgeport to mark the construction and modernization of roads around the planned Steel Point waterfront development project, The Associated Press...

Hartford area investors pay $4.5M for Old Avon Village

A group of Hartford area businessmen led by local Realtor Jim Carter have acquired the historic Old Avon Village office-retail complex situated in the heart of Avon from its family owners, realty...

Savings Bank of Danbury eyes Hartford expansion

Greg Bordonaro |

Greater Hartford's mortgage lending industry is about to get more competitive.

CT commits $1.2M in loans for affordable housing

Connecticut anted commitments for $1.2 million in loans to fund six proposed affordable-housing developments to shelter 234 families across the state, authorities say.

Bristol DoubleTree hotel debuts with $20M facelift

Bristol's former Clarion Hotel has reopened as DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol, following a 13-month, $20 million makeover brimming with so many amenities, some guests may never want to leave.

Hartford landlord has ‘tall’ vision for city

Greg Bordonaro |

Hartford landlord Paul Khakshouri says he doesn’t necessarily consider himself a visionary, but he sure has a lot of big ideas for the Capital City.

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