By Alexander Soule » CTInsider » A Branford investor has acquired the former MassMutual campus in Enfield for a fraction of its appraised value, with no plans yet made public for the large property, after a different developer had pursued a sports, entertainment and...

By Michael Puffer » Hartford Business » A Branford-based development group has paid $3.99 million for the 65.5-acre MassMutual office complex off Interstate 91 in Enfield. The property had been on the market since early 2018, when MassMutual announced plans to move...

By Jim Kinney » masslive.com » MassMutual sold its former office complex right near the state line earlier this month for just shy of $4 million.In 2014, MassMutual unveiled its more than $38 million renovation of its Enfield campus, its site for retirement services...

By Brian Lockhart » CT Post » The new owner of a key block of buildings in the heart of downtown is keeping the anchor tenant, the Stress Factory comedy venue, and the 32 existing residential apartments, but bringing in a new restaurant. "They're a great tenant, do a...

By Michael Juliano » Hartford Business » While the multifamily apartment boom has reached nearly all corners of Connecticut in recent years, there may be no hotter market than Stamford. Connecticut’s third-most populated city has added about 15,000 apartment units...

By Greg Thompson » News 12 » As first reported by CT insider, the building has been sold to Branford-based MB Financial Group, with their CEO, Michael Massimino, explaining "the building is spectacular, it overlooks the Long Island sound and the Noroton River, you...

By Zack Heydorn » si.com » Titan Towers, the old WWE corporate headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut has reportedly been sold for $3.75 million. CTInsider is reporting that the building was purchased by MB Financial Group and that the real estate firm will convert the...

By Paul Schott » CT Insider » For more than 30 years, the six-story building at 1241 E. Main St., on Stamford’s east side, housed the headquarters of one of Connecticut’s best-known companies. Now, it is poised for a transformation under new ownership. WWE, which is...

By Susan Braden » CT Insider » The recent boom in apartment and condo construction is happening as more people discover the town's desirability, says Town Planner Abby Piersall. “I think folks are recognizing what a great place it is,” Piersall said about the sudden...

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by Michael Puffer » Hartford Business » A Branford-based developer is promising to build hundreds of apartments and retail space on a 14-acre former factory site in downtown Southington following a sale of the property earlier this month. “It’s a great area,”...

By Luther Turmelle » New Haven Register »A Branford-based developer has acquired a 4.17-acre vacant property on Carlson Road that once was home to Peak Electronics, a company that made computer circuit boards, before the business was dissolved in 2009. Michael...

by Allan Appel » New Haven Independent » The developers of the Greene Street Apartments — 23 one and two-bedroom units slated to emerge from the old St. Michael’s School and Convent buildings at 234, 240, and 250 Greene St. in Wooster Square — promised to stay true to...

By Natalie Missakian » Hartford Business » If you’re a commercial real-estate broker, closing on a hard-won deal is always something to celebrate. But selling the former convent, grade school and nursery school owned by St. Michael’s Church in Wooster Square was...