Killingly
Killingly, CT · Real Estate
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The Slow-Paced Town In Connecticut Where Retirees Live Comfortably On Under $1,600 A Month
Somewhere between the chaos of Hartford and the coastal price tags of Fairfield County, there’s a Connecticut city that quietly figured something out that most of the state hasn’t. Meriden, Connecticut is that city, and it’s been sitting right there in the middle of the state, minding its...
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Connecticut CCIM Chapter to host panel on passive 1031 Exchange strategies
Hartford, CT The Connecticut Chapter of the Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) Institute will host an educational panel discussion, “Expanding Your Advisory Toolkit: Introducing Passive 1031 Strategies,” on Monday, September 16, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at The REC. Designed for commercial real estate brokers, financial advisors, CPAs, and attorneys, the program delivers practical insights to help real estate investors transition away from active property management while optimizing tax-deferred growth, cash flow, and estate planning.
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Responding to Sweeney: A community is more complex than ‘us vs. them’
Kane Sweeney begins his recent opinion piece by telling us about hardship. Homelessness, difficult housing situations, displacement, and the experience of trying to build a life in Waterbury. I am genuinely sorry that he went through those things. Personal experience shapes all of us, and I have no doubt those experiences helped shape his beliefs about housing, labor, and local government.
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Judge approves sale of Waterbury’s alleged ‘house of horrors’
WATERBURY, Conn. (WFSB) - The Waterbury home where a woman is accused of holding her stepson captive for nearly 20 years has a new owner. The home was valued at $130,000, but sold for $165,000 following a bidding war. The windows remain boarded up, and the inside of the home has been stripped.
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CT Housing Finance Authority's New Program Eases Home Buying Stress
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Rocky Hill apartment complex reaches second agreement following tenant issues
ROCKY HILL, Conn. (WFSB) - First, it was frozen and burst pipes, now elevator issues and sewage back-ups. The problems at a Rocky Hill apartment complex continue, and the Connecticut Attorney General is stepping in. The Concierge apartments recently changed its name to “The Beacon.” But that hasn’t stopped Attorney...