On Bridgeport’s harbor on the East Side is Steelpointe where 2024 should be when construction finally begins on the 1,500 luxury apartments the development team there have been planning. Anthony Stewart’s Honey Locust Square aims to revitalize Bridgeport’s East End with a mix of residential and retail, including a supermarket. Mayor Joe Ganim’s administration tapped Stewart’s firm Ashlar in 2018 to redevelop a dilapidated stretch of Stratford Avenue between Newfield and Central avenues. Commuters using Interstate 95 and the Stamford train station have probably seen the city’s largest development opening in 2024 inching upward recently. The Signet at 18 Dock Street, a 395-unit apartment building, is expected to open during the summer with street-level retail and residential amenities like sports simulators, co-working spaces, a home theater, a makers’ room, a library, a test kitchen, an outdoor pool, a jacuzzi and spa, a wellness center, and open space for varying uses possibly to include food trucks and a farmers market.
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