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West Hartford developer plans 70 housing units on New Park Avenue: ‘Creating a neighborhood’

West Hartford developer plans 70 housing units on New Park Avenue: ‘Creating a neighborhood’

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 23, 2023 | Uncategorized

In May, the development group The Hexagon Group submitted plans to the town that includes demolishing the Gozzo Design & Remodel building at 579 New Park Ave. to make way for a 70-unit mixed-use housing development called The Jayden. The development would include...
West Hartford developer plans 70 housing units on New Park Avenue: ‘Creating a neighborhood’

Enfield’s All Sports Village to have 10-year fixed tax assessment once complex site plan is approved

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 23, 2023 | Uncategorized

Fast Track Realty, the company that is proposing to build a sports and entertainment complex near the Massachusetts border, is set to pay a fixed tax assessment for 10 years, providing the project’s site plan is approved. All Sports Village, as the project is...
West Hartford developer plans 70 housing units on New Park Avenue: ‘Creating a neighborhood’

Offshore wind project Revolution Wind gets federal approval

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 22, 2023 | Uncategorized

The federal government on Tuesday signed off on Revolution Wind, the first large-scale offshore wind power project that would bring its electricity directly to Rhode Island. Revolution Wind, a joint venture of Danish developer Ørsted and the Massachusetts utility...
West Hartford developer plans 70 housing units on New Park Avenue: ‘Creating a neighborhood’

Norwich City Council delays action on proposed new police station

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 22, 2023 | Uncategorized

A last-minute amendment to a proposed $44.7 million bonding ordinance to build a new police station forced the City Council to delay a vote Monday to approve the ordinance and place it on the Nov. 7 ballot for a referendum. The council now must act at its Sept. 5...
West Hartford developer plans 70 housing units on New Park Avenue: ‘Creating a neighborhood’

Sale of 125 Alexander Pkwy, Killingly approved – what’s next for the proposed data center?

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 22, 2023 | Uncategorized

At the Aug. 8 Special Town Meeting, voters approved 32-30 the sale of 39.1 acres of town-owned vacant land at 125 Alexander Parkway to NE Edge, LLC, who seeks to build the data center on it and two adjacent parcels to support some of the world’s largest data...
West Hartford developer plans 70 housing units on New Park Avenue: ‘Creating a neighborhood’

Developer looks to revamp Stamford office park, put 508 apartments at 900 Long Ridge Road

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 22, 2023 | Uncategorized

Monday Properties — which has offices in Manhattan and Arlington, Va., — is looking to construct a four-building residential complex with 508 apartments at 900 Long Ridge Road, just south of the Merritt Parkway exit. The office park falls in a C-D zoning district,...
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