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Developer considering 540 housing units at former The Hartford campus in Simsbury

Developer considering 540 housing units at former The Hartford campus in Simsbury

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

The Silverman Group’s concept for The Ridge at Talcott Mountain – South would focus on rental housing with 448 new apartments. The company also wants to build 70 one-family houses as well as 11 duplexes, which would create 22 separate units. The Silverman Group is...
Developer considering 540 housing units at former The Hartford campus in Simsbury

Neighbor dispute risks souring a Connecticut community on solar energy

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

The project, East Windsor Solar One, reveals the limits of what state and local officials can do if problems arise with solar farms once they are in place. The Connecticut Siting Council sets the conditions for their approval, and those conditions are enforceable. But...
Developer considering 540 housing units at former The Hartford campus in Simsbury

Biotech development is reshaping New Haven here’s why

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

The biotech industry has physically reshaped downtown New Haven. It’s hard not to feel as if Boston or Cambridge Massachusetts’s Kendall Square has sprouted here. Twenty years ago, there was barely any private lab space in New Haven proper. West Haven was still home...
Developer considering 540 housing units at former The Hartford campus in Simsbury

Windsor Locks growth set for takeoff with $225M warehouse plan and incoming train station

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

Indiana developer Scannell wants to build two structures on about one-third of the property’s footprint, for a total of more than a million square feet of warehouse space. The company is asking for the property to be rezoned from business to industrial, with the...
Developer considering 540 housing units at former The Hartford campus in Simsbury

Former Port Authority board member agrees to pay $18,500 over alleged ethics violations

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

he state has reached a settlement with a former Connecticut Port Authority board member who allegedly used his status on the board to secure work for a company that he partially owned. Henry Juan, who served on the CPA Board of Directors from 2016 to 2018, agreed to...
Developer considering 540 housing units at former The Hartford campus in Simsbury

Major CT developer proposes 3 apartment buildings in Rocky Hill, 10% ‘affordable’ units

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

The Simon Konover Co. is planning to expand its Stepny Place apartment complex with 72 new units, including 10% set aside as affordable housing. Konover, among the largest real estate development and residential property owners in Connecticut, wants to build three...
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