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Two historic buildings in Hartford’s Bushnell South could add 100 more apartments

Two historic buildings in Hartford’s Bushnell South could add 100 more apartments

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 23, 2023 | Uncategorized

Two historic buildings near downtown Hartford‘s Bushnell Park — occupied for decades by state offices, including the Secretary of the State — could be converted into 108 apartments in a $45 million project that would give a significant boost to the Bushnell South...
Two historic buildings in Hartford’s Bushnell South could add 100 more apartments

Plans approved for apartments, retail in Southington over neighbors’ objections

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 23, 2023 | Uncategorized

Texas-based developer, Anthony Properties, is proposing 255 apartments, 17,000 square feet of retail space and a clubhouse on 41 acres along West Street. It would be accessed via Curtiss Street. Town leaders estimated the project will cost about $100 million. A...
Two historic buildings in Hartford’s Bushnell South could add 100 more apartments

Changing direction? Fate of Exit 21 off I-84 in Waterbury debated

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 23, 2023 | Uncategorized

The state Department of Transportation will hold a public information meeting tonight regarding the planned removal of the Exit 21 off-ramp on Interstate 84 eastbound. The meeting is scheduled for 6 to 8 p.m. at Maloney Magnet School, 233 South Elm St. The project is...
Two historic buildings in Hartford’s Bushnell South could add 100 more apartments

Quasi-Public Agencies Oppose Bill to Expand State Watchdog’s Oversight

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 23, 2023 | Uncategorized

Larry Fox, chair of the contracting standards board, said he doesn’t want to be in the position of reviewing every request for proposals, but wants to be able to look at the procedures the quasi-publics use, and make sure they’re promoting fair competition in their...
Two historic buildings in Hartford’s Bushnell South could add 100 more apartments

Mystic Seaport restaurant demolition makes way for hotel

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 23, 2023 | Uncategorized

Demolition of the former Latitude 41 restaurant at Mystic Seaport Museum began this week to make way for a boutique hotel on the property. Heavy equipment was in full motion on Tuesday tearing down the rear of the building, leaving the front of the building mostly...
Two historic buildings in Hartford’s Bushnell South could add 100 more apartments

Former YMCA in Norwich to get new life as construction company headquarters

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 22, 2023 | Uncategorized

The City Council voted unanimously Monday night to transfer ownership of the former YMCA at 337-341 Main St. to Mattern Construction of Baltic for its planned new headquarters and commercial development. Along with creating its new headquarters, Mattern plans to...
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