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Hartford’s development strategy hinges on tax-fixing agreements

Hartford’s development strategy hinges on tax-fixing agreements

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

In an effort to jump-start development in three key areas in or near downtown Hartford, city officials want to establish various tax-fixing agreements they say will make it more attractive for developers to build mixed-use projects. Mayor Luke Bronin and the city...
Hartford’s development strategy hinges on tax-fixing agreements

Stamford Democrats Question the Public Benefit of ‘Luxury’ Development

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

During a Board of Representatives meeting this week, Democratic city Rep. Megan Cottrell laid out a view of the development that has earned Stamford the moniker “fastest-growing city in Connecticut.” “The goal, for many, is to turn Stamford into a luxury place,”...
Hartford’s development strategy hinges on tax-fixing agreements

Study finds Tolland would benefit economically from increase in multifamily housing

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

Director of Planning and Development David Corcoran said that the Economic Development Commission hired urban economics consulting firm Strategy 5 LLC to conduct an analysis of the town to explore the economic and fiscal impacts of additional multifamily housing after...
Hartford’s development strategy hinges on tax-fixing agreements

New tower for Hartford-Brainard Airport proposed as officials study site’s future

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

A plan to build a new air-traffic control tower for Hartford-Brainard Airport is up for review under a federal environmental report posted for public comment last week. The plan, drafted by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), proposes replacing...
Hartford’s development strategy hinges on tax-fixing agreements

East Haven zoners approve Strong Street housing project, luxury apartment building

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved applications for a luxury apartment building on South Shore Drive and a housing project on Strong Street. The Strong Street development will include 69 detached single-family homes on about 17 acres on Strong...
Hartford’s development strategy hinges on tax-fixing agreements

East Hartford mayor says he will ‘not receive a penny’ in his new ‘job’

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

Democrats plan to nominate a candidate for mayor later this month after Mayor Mike Walsh announced Monday that he would not run again this year. Meanwhile, Walsh insists he’s not being paid for his new gig. Walsh announced this week he will leave office in...
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