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A prominent developer plans to expand a 94-room luxury boutique hotel in Stamford into the remaining portion of an approximately 86,000-square-foot building that once housed the former Stamford Family YMCA.
A South Windsor-based residential real estate investment lender, RCN Capital LLC, announced that it has closed on a $28.5 million investment-grade corporate note issuance.
Eager to offer student housing near its downtown Hartford campus, the University of Connecticut announced Monday it will lease apartments at a recently converted former municipal building near Hartford City Hall.
Connecticut’s largest skyscraper, the 38-story City Place I office tower in downtown Hartford, is 46.19% occupied, according to a recent report by its court-ordered receiver.
A two-story West Haven office building that is expected to soon be fully vacant has gone up for auction.
A Glastonbury-based mortgage company has been
A Greenwich-based investment firm plans to convert a five-story Stamford office building with 16 apartments into an apartment building with up to 60 units, according to an application filed with the city.
A long-vacant, 145,656-square-foot office complex in downtown Waterbury could be transformed into more than 100 apartments thanks to new state programs that incentivize multifamily development.
A New York-based outfit has acquired The Shoppes at Buckland Hills mall in Manchester, which has been shedding tenants and in foreclosure since 2021.
A 71-unit Meriden apartment building has sold for $8.58 million to a company with offices in Great Neck, New York.
A proposal to construct a two-building, 96-unit apartment development on Fairfield’s Black Rock Turnpike was approved with conditions on Tuesday night.
A three-building office complex in Berlin has sold for $2.375 million, and the buyer may consider adding a multifamily building on excess land within the property, according to a broker familiar with the deal.
Here's a listing of recent luxury home sales in Hartford and Middlesex counties. The data is provided by Evan Berman of the William Raveis Broder Team.
State officials on Tuesday celebrated the final adoption of new rules governing environmental cleanups at Connecticut’s industrial and commercial sites, with the change expected to yield billions in economic activity and thousands of new jobs.
The Capitol Region Education Council recently paid $2.1 million for a roughly 52,000-square-foot office and warehouse building converted to educational use.
A five-unit apartment building constructed in Stamford in 1996 has sold for $1.49 million, showing strong demand for newer, smaller multifamily housing, according to a listing broker for the deal.