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Downtown Hartford's commercial real estate market is heating up and it's not just Connecticut investors taking notice.

A trendy but tiny concept sweeping its way through housing developments in many major U.S. cities will land in Hartford as early as this year, just a few blocks from where UConn will build its downtown campus.

The $45 million apartment conversion of downtown Hartford's former Bank of America skyscraper will begin Monday, with the hopes of moving tenants in by the end of the year.

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The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection has asked its utility regulators to suspend the investigation into submetering policies so the state legislature can address the issues, delaying the ability of high rises in Hartford and New Haven from receiving any energy efficiency money.

One of the state's most energy efficient buildings has been denied millions of dollars in energy efficiency incentives for four years, the result of a fight between a prominent Connecticut developer and United Illuminating with far-reaching impacts on Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's energy policy.