The next batch of converted downtown Hartford office-to-apartments breaks into public view on Tuesday, with a planned ribbon-cutting at 179 Allyn St.
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The next batch of converted downtown Hartford office-to-apartments breaks into public view on Tuesday, with a planned ribbon-cutting at 179 Allyn St.
Massachusetts developer Dakota Partners Inc. will share the 11 a.m. occasion with city and civic leaders, and officers from the Capital Region Development Authority, which blessed the estimated $15.1 million project with a $6.5 million public loan. Bank of America also provided unspecified financing, according to Dakota principal Roberto Arista.
The property has about 10,000 square feet of ground commercial space, including Black Bear Saloon and NV Night Club. Atop are 63 apartments, with amenities that include a resident lounge, fitness center and laundry facilities. HallKeen Management oversees the property.
— Gregory Seay
