72-Unit Berlin Development OK’d
A 72-unit Berlin project has been approved by town officials.
People’s United Grows Deposit Share Following Farmington Merger
Following last year’s acquisition of Farmington Bank, Bridgeport-based People’s United Bank has seen its deposit share grow, vaulting it into second place statewide.
Farmington Commercial Plaza Sells for $1.25M
A four-building mixed office-retail property in Farmington has sold for $1.25 million
Glastonbury Berkshire Hathaway Office Adds Staff
Maddy Ceruti has joined the Glastonbury office of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New England Properties and will be working with The Cozzi Team.
Merger Talks Fail Between University of Bridgeport, Vermont College
Vermont’s Marlboro College says efforts to negotiate a merger with the University of Bridgeport have failed.
Trial to Begin for Major New Haven Landlord Accused of Sexually Assaulting Teen
A jury trial is set to begin for a Connecticut rabbi accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting a teenage boy who attended a school the rabbi founded.
Groton Shipyard Breaks Ground on 200K SF Sub-Building Facility
Groton’s Electric Boat Co. broke ground last week on an enormous new facility intended to build America’s next generation of nuclear missile-toting submarines.
Report: $14M Sports Complex Pitched in Ansonia
A Bridgeport-based developer has proposed a $14 million sports complex in Ansonia.
Poll: 80 Percent of Americans Think Housing Affordability Is a Crisis
A new poll by survey firm Morning Consult and the National Association of Home Builders has found tour out of five American households believe the nation is suffering a housing affordability crisis and at least 75 percent report this is a problem at the state and local level as well.
Manufacturers, Retailers Less Optimistic, Survey Says
Small manufacturers and retailers are losing confidence in the national economy yet remain upbeat about their own prospects.
Westport Office Building Sells for $1.64M
A small office building in Westport has sold for $1.64 million.
Report: One in Four NYC Luxury Units Unsold
A new analysis of real estate sales by the New York Times has found about one in four New York City luxury condominium units remain unsold despite a continued building boom in the city.
Two Join Sotheby’s Northern Fairfield County
Two new faces will soon be found at William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty’s Northern Fairfield County Regional brokerage.
Monroe Retail Building Leased to Family-Run Hardware Chain
A Monroe retail building, previously the home of a local hardware store, will continue to supply the area with everything from gardening supplies to power tools as the new location of a Northeast hardware store chain following a new lease.
Coldwell Banker Revamps Branding
After six months of testing, Coldwell Banker Real Estate has finalized its new logo and branding.
Hartford Realtors Raise Almost $4K to Fight Homelessness
The Greater Hartford Association of Realtors raised nearly $4,000 this summer to help end homelessness in the area.
CT Banks’ Income Up, Headcount Down Year-Over-Year
Connecticut’s FDIC-insured banks saw their year-to-date net income surge in the first two quarters of 2019 on a year-over-year basis, while the total number of full-time-equivalent employees in the industry dropped slightly.
Who Has the Worst Traffic: Hartford, New Haven or Stamford?
A nationwide study by Texas A&M University shows which of Connecticut’s three major metro areas has the worst traffic, and why.
Report Recommends Adding Hotel, Renovating Hartford Convention Center
A consultant’s report has issued eight recommendations to help reverse the Connecticut Convention Center’s sagging fortunes.
Report: Hartford Suburb Rejects 98-Unit Development
Officials in the town of Avon have voted to deny planning permission to a golf course redevelopment that would have seen 95 condominiums and three estate homes.
