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After Great Recession and pandemic setbacks, CT construction employment reaches highest level since 2008

After Great Recession and pandemic setbacks, CT construction employment reaches highest level since 2008

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 16, 2026 | Uncategorized

Nearly two decades after the Great Recession devastated Connecticut’s construction industry, employment in the sector has climbed to its highest level since before the housing market collapse. Connecticut’s construction workforce reached 65,200 workers in April, its...
After Great Recession and pandemic setbacks, CT construction employment reaches highest level since 2008

Proposal for $69.5 million rehabilitation hospital heads to Branford planners

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 15, 2026 | Uncategorized

BRANFORD — A proposal for what could eventually become an 80-bed inpatient rehabilitation facility on the former Hilltop Orchard property off East Main Street is headed to the Planning and Zoning Commission, even as the developer awaits a state ruling on whether the...
After Great Recession and pandemic setbacks, CT construction employment reaches highest level since 2008

Construction begins on 150 apartments along Connecticut River in East Hartford

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 15, 2026 | Uncategorized

EAST HARTFORD — Construction has begun on a 150-unit apartment project along the Connecticut River, with leasing expected to begin next year. West Hartford-based developer Simon Konover, in a partnership with Fairfield-based Eastpointe LLC, plans to build 150...
After Great Recession and pandemic setbacks, CT construction employment reaches highest level since 2008

Deal appears to advance Costco mega-warehouses in CT. Traffic a worry: ‘Awful lot of trucks here’

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 15, 2026 | Uncategorized

Barely two months after Costco sued a town for blocking two proposed mega-warehouses, the town agreed to a negotiated settlement that will probably let plans for both buildings move ahead. Plainfield’s planning and zoning commission in March turned down Costco’s plan...
After Great Recession and pandemic setbacks, CT construction employment reaches highest level since 2008

FuelCell plans up to $275M Torrington expansion as data center demand grows

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 9, 2026 | Uncategorized

Danbury-based FuelCell Energy announced it has increased the planned scale of its Torrington manufacturing expansion as it pursues growing demand from data center developers seeking on-site power generation. The company, which makes fuel cell power systems, said...
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