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🔒Windsor bldg. collateral in Griffin’s $10.6M refi

Landlord Griffin Industrial Realty Inc. has refinanced a $10 million mortgage, using one of the warehouse-distribution buildings in its New England Tradeport as collateral.

🔒Bristol’s Brookside Apts.’ latest sale brings $7M

Bristol's 78-unit Brookside Apartments recently sold for $7 million, or $89,743 per unit, to an active New York landlord that has acquired other area multi-family properties lately, brokers say.

🔒Time to support baseball in Hartford

With the foot of snow dumped on Connecticut last week, it's hard to imagine that baseball's opening day in Hartford is less than a month away.

🔒Proximity to depositors, venues sold United Bank on downtown

United Financial Bancorp Inc. and its flagship, United Bank, had a few other options, bank officials say, for relocating away from its cramped Glastonbury office quarters, aside from choosing downtown Hartford.
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🔒Nonprofit Notebook — December 5, 2016

Connecticut Humane Society raised over $42,000 through its Diamonds in the Ruff Gala Auction. The event was...

🔒B of A remains CT’s market share leader

Bank of America's market share lead in Connecticut has narrowed over the past year, despite the Charlotte-based lender increasing its deposit base in the state by nearly 1 percent.

🔒Nonprofit Profile: Universal Health Care Foundation of CT

A look at the finances and leadership of the nonprofit Universal Health Care Foundation of CT, as well as other nonprofit news from Greater Hartford.

🔒United Bank Foundation presents check donation to Hartford school

The United Bank Foundation Connecticut has donated $10,000 to Covenant Preparatory School, an independent day school dedicated...
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Former CEO questions layoffs at bank’s annual meeting

United Bank CEO William Crawford IV told stockholders Thursday that the bank is doing well in comparison to its peers, but added it must continue to control costs in a “difficult” economic environment.

United Bank’s 4Q net ebbs

Glastonbury community lender United Financial Bancorp Inc. posted lower fourth-quarter net profit, partly the result of launching into the marine-financing market and buying packages of loans.
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