According to the Hartford Business Journal, Brady Sullivan received approval to convert the vacant office building at 7 Waterside Crossing in Windsor into 57 apartment units. The project is part of a broader office-to-residential redevelopment strategy at the Waterside Crossing office park and brings the developer’s total planned apartment count across three properties to 228 units. Click Here: Wave of Windsor […]
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According to the Hartford Business Journal, RJ Development & Advisors has begun construction of The Mizzen, a $95 million, 250,000-square-foot waterfront apartment community in New London’s Fort Trumbull neighborhood. The project will contain 251 residential units and 232 parking spaces on a 6.28-acre site acquired in 2023, with initial occupancy expected in 2028. The development is adjacent to The Beam, a 203-unit apartment complex previously completed by the same developer, […]
According to the Hartford Business Journal, a redevelopment plan for Targeting Centre in Windsor has shifted from rental apartments to a condominium-focused project, with plans for up to 201 condominium units as part of a larger mixed-use redevelopment. Targeting Centre includes office properties at 1 and 10 Targeting Centre on an 11.6-acre site, where existing office buildings are expected to […]
According to the Hartford Business Journal, a 13,464-square-foot light industrial property at 700 Sherman Ave. in Hamden sold for $1.15 million. The two-tenant building traded for approximately 69% more than its prior purchase price in 2017 and offers potential for future expansion. The acquisition was completed by the founders of Upscale Construction, adding to the company’s real estate holdings in the region. Click […]
According to the Hartford Business Journal, the Connecticut Insurance Department has relocated its headquarters to 280 Trumbull St. in downtown Hartford, becoming the second major state agency to move into the office tower within the past year. The agency signed a 10-year lease for 27,849 square feet and moved 154 employees into the building, downsizing from its previous 41,887-square-foot office at 153 Market St. […]
According to the Hartford Business Journal, Connecticut’s revised historic-preservation review process appears to be operating more efficiently following 2024 reforms that established clearer timelines and procedures for projects requiring review by the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). Since the changes took effect, SHPO has reviewed 3,570 projects, including 324 projects under the updated process, with initial determinations completed […]