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Jimmy Pitaro says he’s “sitting in his dream job.”
The accounting industry is experiencing a consolidation wave, driven by the ongoing challenges of succession planning for aging partners and the new influence of private equity investment.
“I’m enthusiastic to bring this technology and have it come out of Connecticut,” Hontz said. “That’s my goal. I built it here.”
Almost nine in 10 business executives surveyed by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association say the cost of doing business in the state is rising, while just 8% say the state’s business climate is improving.
Busy developer Avner Krohn’s first investment in Connecticut came in 2006, when he and a partner paid $700,000 for a dilapidated 26,975-square-foot office building near Central Park in downtown New Britain.
Robinson+Cole may be the state’s oldest law firm, but its new 70,000-square-foot office space on four floors at the top of the Hartford Steam Boiler building in downtown Hartford is consciously modern in appearance and philosophy.
The Hartford metro area is on track to add 6,642 apartment units between 2024 and 2028, up from 3,979 between 2019 and 2023 – an increase of 2,663 units or 66%, according to a
For 70 years, the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) allowed companies to deduct research and development expenses in the year they were incurred.
Connecticut’s housing debate has largely focused on zoning reform, affordability and accessibility.
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State legislators are considering a bill that would prohibit landlords from using software to inflate rents.
The intent of House Bill 6478 is to “prohibit the use of certain software that uses one or more algorithms to examine data for the purpose of increasing landlord and property manager profits by constraining housing supply and increasing rental rates.”
Landlords using RealPage software are accused of colluding to inflate rent prices by sharing sensitive data and using algorithms to set high rental rates, reducing competition. This practice is the subject of a multi-state antitrust lawsuit, including Connecticut.
Critics of the proposed bill argue that it could unintentionally impact small landlords.
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