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This Connecticut City Is Becoming More Attractive To Job Seekers Without The Sky-High Home Prices
Job hunting gets a little more interesting when a city offers actual career activity without automatically feeling financially impossible. Hartford has been drawing attention for exactly that combination. Hiring events keep connecting employers with job seekers, while the metro still compares more favorably with places like Boston or New York...
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Inside a Journalist’s 1792 Berkshires Home Brimming with History & Charm
Thank you to Fora for sponsoring this video! If you’re interested in becoming a Fora advisor, learn more here: https://yt.link/TcEzEMb. Set across 47 acres in the Berkshires, this storied country estate is a captivating mix of history, character, and generations of collected treasures. Inside, centuries-old architecture meets an eclectic...
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Former Macy's in Waterbury mall could be converted to self-storage business
WATERBURY-The ground floor of the former Macy's department store in the Brass Mill Center Mall could be converted to a self-storage business under a proposed zoning regulation text amendment. The Waterbury Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on the application Oct. 28. The current owners of the Macy's, Sami...
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$50M project brings over 150 luxury apartments to West Hartford
WEST HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — A ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday marked the official opening of One West Hartford, bringing over 150 apartments, a golf simulator and a heated pool to a new development near the town’s center. Town officials, business leaders and community partners celebrated West Hartford’s newest luxury...
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Beacon Communities Launches Second Phase of Connecticut Redevelopment
An abandoned office park in Avon, Connecticut, is being transformed into a mixed-income residential community. Beacon Communities has begun construction on Avon Village, the second phase of the redevelopment project. The latest phase will convert a vacant office building into 76 affordable apartments. “Projects like this are the realization of...
Willow and Hearth
Longtime Tenants Living in the Exact Same Building for Years Banded Together and Formed Their Own Union the Moment They Discovered a Corporate Landlord Had Quietly Bought the Building Out From Under Them Without Warning
Nine families at 57 Pleasant Street in Meriden, Connecticut had lived under the same roof for years, some for decades, when a letter arrived in April spelling out how much […]
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G6 Hospitality signs 5-hotel development agreement for Studio 6 Plus
G6 Hospitality signed a five-hotel, new-construction development agreement with Kautilya Group to expand its newly launched Studio 6 Plus extended stay brand, according to a news release. The deal will bring the brand to the Northeast, with two hotels slated to begin construction in the first quarter of 2027 in...
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Ribbon cutting held for new homes on Garden Street in Hartford
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — A Hartford ribbon-cutting on Friday celebrated two new homes standing on Garden Street where vacant lots had sat for 25 years. The lots were acquired by the nonprofit Hartford Land Bank (HLB) in 2022. The group works to rehabilitate vacant, abandoned or distressed properties. Not...
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Beacon Communities Begins Construction on Avon Village in Avon Connecticut
Beacon Communities has officially begun construction on Avon Village, the second phase of a multi-phase redevelopment that is turning a long-underutilized office park at 20 Security Drive in Avon, CT, into a residential community. The adaptive reuse project will convert a vacant office building into 76 affordable apartments, building on the momentum of The Homes at Avon Park, a 100-unit mixed-income development currently under construction on the same site.
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A Vacant Office, a Late Vote, and Farmington's Version of the State Housing Law
FARMINGTON — For years, the house-turned-office at 1422 Farmington Avenue has sat mostly empty. Jeff Bernetich ran an Allstate office there starting in 2014, moved it to East Windsor, found a tenant, then lost the tenant to the pandemic. On Sept. 14, Farmington's Town Plan and Zoning Commission let him turn the building into a two-family home, with no public hearing, under a state housing law the town had not yet written into its own rules.