West Hartford

A New York-based development firm’s revised application for a multifamily development in West Hartford submitted under the state’s affordable housing law has been rejected by the town.

Lower interest rates and shifting investor sentiment could make 2026 more active for commercial real estate, though experts warn of multifamily market saturation, slowing industrial development and weakening employment conditions.

Connecticut's architecture, engineering and construction industry faces 2026 with cautious optimism as borrowing costs stabilize and mixed-use projects gain momentum, though federal infrastructure funding beyond September remains uncertain.

Ben Bronz Academy, a private special education school in West Hartford, has purchased the former St. Rose...

West Hartford-based litigation firm Gfeller Laurie LLP has opened an office in Rutland, Vermont, and added three...

The West Hartford Town Council on Wednesday unanimously approved an application to demolish a nearly 2,400-square-foot, two-story office building on Albany Avenue.

The Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford metro area is poised to lead the nation’s housing market in 2026, according to Realtor.com’s annual outlook, which showed a sharp geographic shift toward the Northeast and Midwest.

The former Hoffman Summerwood senior housing community at 160 Simsbury Road in West Hartford, for which a Glastonbury-based developer received approval to convert to non-age-restricted multifamily housing with 108 units, recently sold for $17.5 million.

Coracora, the award-winning Peruvian restaurant in West Hartford, has announced it will open its new flagship location in Blue Back Square next week.

A proposal to construct six two-story buildings with a total of 54 residential units on a vacant site in West Hartford will be considered Monday evening by the Town Plan and Zoning Commission.