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Windsor office-to-apartment conversions gain momentum as developer pays $3.9M for two properties, more projects line up

A New Hampshire-based multifamily builder has paid $3.9 million for two Windsor office buildings it plans to transform into 171 apartments, advancing a broader push to repurpose aging corporate space along the town’s Day Hill corridor. The town’s Planning and Zoning Commission, last October, signed off on a special permit...
Economic Development

Major Milford office building sells for $2.35M in receivership; buyer seeks tenants

A Milford office building that sold for $4.45 million less than two years ago has traded again in a court-approved sale following a receivership.
Advertising, Media & Marketing

Lamont names new communications director

Gov. Ned Lamont has named a public affairs consultant from outside of his administration as his new communications director.
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Real Estate & Construction

Brookfield retail property sells for $2.46M

A one-story retail building on a busy road in Brookfield has sold for $2.46 million, according to the town’s land records. Bodal LLC, controlled by...
Health Care

🔒Public hearing on Encompass Health’s $70M plan for rehab facility in Branford rescheduled to Thursday

A public hearing originally set in March for Encompass Health Corp.’s proposal to build a rehabilitation hospital in Branford has been rescheduled for Thursday.
Real Estate & Construction

🔒Bristol to consider request to remove 55-and-over restriction on housing community

An application to allow a 55-unit housing community to remove restrictions that limit it to residents aged 55 and over has been filed with the Bristol Zoning Commission.
Manufacturing

🔒CT power supply equipment company acquired by HVAC design group

A Danbury-based power supply equipment company has been bought by a New York HVAC design and implementation group. Integ Systems Corp., which designs and services...

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Politics & Policy

🔒Lawmakers again consider proposal to create economic development zone around Plainville airport

A proposal to create an economic development zone around an airport in Plainville has been revived by the state legislature.
Real Estate & Construction

Luxury Home Sales: 7,000-sq.ft. home in Simsbury sells for $2M

Here's a listing of recent luxury home sales in Hartford, Middlesex and New London counties. The data is provided by Evan Berman of the...
Politics & Policy

Lamont, CT lawmakers could use more good luck this tax season

Lamont and lawmakers face a budget squeeze, but strong tax revenues could allow them to tap state reserves to fund priorities.
Politics & Policy

From the left, Josh Elliott pumps up his challenge to Ned Lamont

Josh Elliott, 41, is an economic populist who also happens to be a comfortable capitalist, an owner of Thyme & Season, a natural food store.
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Latest Poll

Should Congress require professional sports team owners to give local communities the right of first refusal before relocating a franchise?

The planned relocation of the Connecticut Sun to Houston has sparked a congressional response, with U.S. Sens. Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal co-sponsoring legislation that would require professional sports team owners to give local communities the first opportunity to buy a franchise before moving it.

The "Home Team Act" would mandate at least one year's notice before a relocation and allow local governments, nonprofits or private groups to purchase the team at an independently appraised price.

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Hartford County

266-unit Glastonbury apartment project gains site plan approval

In a 4-2 vote, the Plan and Zoning Commission approved plans for the project, known as Glastonbury Apartments, at Griswold and Main streets.
New Haven County

🔒Quinnipiac Univ. launches PT residency program with CT Orthopaedics

Quinnipiac University in Hamden said Thursday it has launched a partnership with Connecticut Orthopaedics that is intended to change how physical therapists transition from academic training to clinical practice.
Fairfield County

Stamford office property trades hands for $1.35M, poised for dental office

A Stamford office building has sold for $1.35 million and is expected to be converted into a dental office, according to the listing broker. Hector...

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Addressing the Healthcare Affordability Crisis in Connecticut

According to Healthcare Value Hub, nearly two in three Connecticut adults delayed or went without healthcare in the last year due to costs. This concerning trend impacts community health, workforce productivity, and the local economy.

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