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An analysis of 235 recent Newington sales found that 80% sold above listing price, with a median 18 days on market.
West Hartford’s recent housing additions span affordable conversions and market-rate construction. More than 1,000 new apartments and condos are being added as the town responds to housing demand: a former synagogue is now home to dozens of residents, the former Children’s Museum site has become a 172-unit apartment complex, and a former hotel has been redeveloped entirely as affordable housing.
A local developer wants to retrofit the circa-1962 school building with age-restricted units.
With an anticipated leasing launch in late spring 2027, construction is progressing rapidly at The Residences at Heritage Park in West Hartford. The Garden Communities multifamily development at 1360 Trout Brook Drive will offer 322 luxury rentals complemented by on-site lifestyle amenities. “It’s exciting to see The Residences at Heritage...
A long awaited opening at West Hartford's Corbin Collection tops this week's list of retail opening and closings as reported by Hearst Connecticut Media. High-tech entertainment venue Level99 will open its first Connecticut location in a 43,000-square-foot space in the West Hartford retail center on Nov. 20. The Connecticut location marks the fifth Level 99 in the country, following openings in Natick, Massachusetts; Tysons, Virginia; Providence, Rhode Island; and Disney Springs at the Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.
Rents rose 79% in a Connecticut town, while incomes only grew 20%. Here are 5 takeaways from Connecticut housing data.
Connecticut homeowners gained $33,000 in equity on average, Cotality says, reflecting escalating values and mortgage payments they are making.
Connecticut home sales are down in Stamford, Fairfield and other key markets as higher mortgage rates sideline some buyers.
Scott Francis and Mike Fabbri own this Litchfield County home, along with their two dogs Dart and Daeny. When two real estate agents buy a house for over asking, willingly removing inspection and appraisal, you know it’s good. That’s what Mike Fabbri and Scott Francis did to lock down their Litchfield County home, as seen in the pages of CTC&G.
Eastern Connecticut towns like Voluntown and Ledyard are attracting homebuyers with lower prices, family appeal and Electric Boat jobs.
Over 75 feet away from the Benjamin Jepson School polling place Tuesday, campaigners connected across party lines over the experience of struggling to afford rent in New Haven. Supporters of both Democratic Party nominee Wildaliz Bermúdez and Republican Party nominee Anthony Acri greeted prospective voters on the sidewalk there and...
The Blasius Auto Group is in the process of closing two dealerships, a spokesman for the Waterbury-based company said. The group is closing its Mitsubishi dealership in Brookfield and its used-car dealership in Torrington, according to Bill Palomba, the group's marketing director. He said the stores had not performed as well as the company had hoped when they opened.
Democrats swept the elections in Connecticut Tuesday and the state’s housing crisis was top of mind for voters and candidates alike leading up to, and after, the election. With Democrats in various levels of government winning handily, Gov. Ned Lamont is set to take on a historic third term as only the second Connecticut governor to be elected to three consecutive terms.
Orders placed through the Brookfield and Torrington dealerships will be honored, and scheduled service work will be performed at those locations, Bill Palomba said.
The CBRE team of Jeff Dunne, Steve Bardsley and Travis Langer in collaboration with Matthew O’Hare of CBRE’s New Haven office completed the $10-million sale of 260-284 Quarry Rd. in Milford, CT. CBRE represented the seller, LM Quarry Road II, LLC, an entity managed by LM Real Estate Partners. CBRE also procured the buyer, Albany Road Strategic Opportunity Fund LLC, an entity managed by Albany Road Real Estate Partners.
How Beacon Bank is strengthening—and scaling up—what a community bank can do for the Berkshires. When Berkshire Bank's green signs quietly changed to Beacon Bank, the Berkshires braced for a familiar story: a homegrown institution swallowed by something bigger and even more removed. In fact, going bigger is bringing the bank closerto its roots. The merger, driven by CEO Paul Perrault, has strengthened the bank’s local focus, creating a regional institution that maintains a hometown, neighborhood feel.
HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin, a Democrat, is the declared winner in Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District. He will start his new role in January. Democrats are projected to maintain control of all five of Connecticut’s seats in the U.S. House. Bronin will be the one...
A push to ban short-term rentals is just a backdoor to collectivizing private property, Chris Powell writes.
From a onetime bowling lane's conversion on the Connecticut shoreline to new recreational use, to a car-wash chain's newest expansion in the Hartford area, here are commercial developments across Connecticut that CT Insider is tracking as the calendar flips to November. Norwalk print shop conversion to auto sales. Sixth Speed...
There are towns in Litchfield County that buyers discover and then quietly tell their friends about. Sharon, Connecticut tends to work that way. People arrive for a specific reason, a school, a lake, a property they saw online, and find something harder to define once they get there. The retention rate, in the informal sense of how many buyers come once and come back, says something about the town that listing data alone does not.
