According to the Hartford Business Journal, the City of Hartford has expanded its list of problem landlords to include several entities tied to properties with persistent code violations. Click Here: Hartford intensifies crackdown on problem landlords, cites office tower owner for more information

According to the Hartford Business Journal, the University of Connecticut Board of Trustees is set to vote on a $99.4 million renovation plan for Gampel Pavilion, the 171,000‑square‑foot arena on the Storrs campus. In addition, the trustees will consider a $4.95 million plan to demolish and rebuild the women’s rowing team boathouse at 44 Lake […]

According to the Hartford Business Journal, 21 North LLC acquired a one‑story, 10,000‑square‑foot retail building at 21 Northfield Street in Greenwich for $2.5 million. The property, situated on a 0.33‑acre parcel and originally constructed in 1905, had been vacant prior to the sale. Click Here: Co-owners of NY tile and stone business buy 10,000-sq.-ft. Greenwich […]

Sentry Commercial is pleased to present 10,000 SF of flex space at 400 Captain Neville Drive, Waterbury CT.

According to the Hartford Business Journal, Hartford Steam Boiler, a division of Munich Re, purchased a half‑acre parcel at 3 Constitution Plaza in downtown Hartford for $1.3 million. The site, once home to WFSB Channel 3’s broadcast center, had been vacant for more than a decade after plans for a 100,000‑square‑foot office building were abandoned […]

According to the Hartford Business Journal, Black Rock Galleries, a Fairfield‑based estate liquidation company, purchased the former Agway property at 74 South Street in Bethel for $2 million. The site spans 3.17 acres and includes a 10,366‑square‑foot retail building, a 4,354‑square‑foot storage structure, and a 2,520‑square‑foot greenhouse. The seller, Trio Fund I Portfolio LLC, had […]