Stamford’s Planning Board has endorsed a proposal to knock down two remaining St. John Towers apartment buildings, at 109 Tresser Blvd., and replace them with a 10-story, 305-unit apartment building.

Traders will soon be able to trade U.S.-listed stocks nearly around the clock during the workweek. Stamford-based 24 Exchange ...

Indianapolis-based developer Scannell Properties is proposing two new warehouses, totaling 881,500 square feet in Windsor ...

Electric utility United Illuminating said Wednesday that the cost of designing and building a proposed underground transmission system from Bridgeport to Fairfield would cost about $838 million.

In the wake of a federal judge approving a settlement with the NCAA, the University of Connecticut intends to share at least ...

Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal is co-sponsoring a bill that would protect the healthcare benefits of striking workers ...

A development partnership has announced a new $43 million affordable housing acquisition and renovation in Brewery Square, in ...

The General Assembly’s 2025 session ended last week, but the debate continues outside Hartford over a controversial housing ...

Two separate development projects were approved Monday night by the Bristol Zoning Commission, including renovations adding a ...

The owners of a nursing home in Greenwich have filed a proposal through the state’s 8-30g affordable housing statute to turn ...

A wire company that is owned by two Connecticut-based private equity firms has agreed to acquire a Pennsylvania-based ...

After years of helping his family with developments in New York and Connecticut, John Mariolis is advancing his first ...