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43-unit, mixed-use apartment development to help stitch a void north of Hartford’s downtown

43-unit, mixed-use apartment development to help stitch a void north of Hartford’s downtown

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 14, 2022 | Uncategorized

Bronin, Gov. Ned Lamont and other dignitaries gathered in the rear lot of a long-shuttered brick building off the northern tip of Ann Uccello Street to celebrate the grant. It will help pay for a $17.5 million project adding 43 apartments and near 8,000 square feet of...
43-unit, mixed-use apartment development to help stitch a void north of Hartford’s downtown

South Windsor approves 165 more Evergreen Walk apartments after developer makes change

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 14, 2022 | Uncategorized

South Windsor planners have approved a proposal to build 165 more apartments at Evergreen Walk after the developer slightly increased the number of units to be set aside for affordable housing. Town officials and business owners at the shopping hub have argued that...
43-unit, mixed-use apartment development to help stitch a void north of Hartford’s downtown

Fairfield University plans to build new sophomore dorm

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 14, 2022 | Uncategorized

Fairfield University wants to build a 165-bed student dormitory on its campus, but some residents are pushing back. The new sophomore residence hall is planned to be called “Regis West” and would be on the school’s campus at 1073 North Benson Road near Round Hill...
43-unit, mixed-use apartment development to help stitch a void north of Hartford’s downtown

Gilbane sees slivers of hope for material, supply chain woes

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 13, 2022 | Uncategorized

Jay Pendergrass, director of supply chain management and equipment at top 11 contractor Gilbane, issued some upbeat notes in his latest Market Conditions Report looking ahead to the second half of 2022. While not universally positive, Pendergrass’s outlook for 2H 2022...
43-unit, mixed-use apartment development to help stitch a void north of Hartford’s downtown

Here are the 4 developers with visions for Hartford’s Bushnell South project; 2 are familiar names in redevelopment of the city

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 13, 2022 | Uncategorized

Two of the four developers submitting visions for a major redevelopment near the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in Hartford on the largest of a jumble of parking lots have built a total of hundreds of apartments in the downtown area in the last decade. The...
43-unit, mixed-use apartment development to help stitch a void north of Hartford’s downtown

Montville commission approves Gateway Project salt facility plan

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 13, 2022 | Uncategorized

The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a proposed road salt storage and distribution facility at a special meeting Tuesday night. The commission voted 7-0 in favor of the plan at Town Hall; Commissioners Bruce Duchesneau and Anthony Siragusa were...
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