Tag: Norwalk

Developer Howard Saffan says “a combination of Murphy’s Law and the weather" delayed the venue's opening by more than a year -- and that its original $15 million budget has been exceeded "dramatically."

The combined entity has 375 advisers, a team of more than 100 specialists and staff, and close to 100,000 clients in Connecticut, New York and Massachusetts.

"There is a real shortage in skilled trades, and that shortage is growing," said Kitzie.

Office leasing activity during 2019 in Westchester County rose about 8.4% over the level seen in 2018, while dropping about 15% in Fairfield County,...

“One of the keys (for Stamford and Norwalk) is the train stations,” says BLT Co-president Ted Ferrarone. “That just helps create the kinds of synergies that employers, employees and residents are all looking for right now.”

“The election will be a game-changer if we shift back to higher taxes and more regulation," Webster Bank Senior Vice President Steve Andrews told members of the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 14. "Assuming there’s no change in November, I think we’ll probably go another couple of years without a slowdown.”

Taubman Centers, the real estate investment trust that owns the 853,000-square-foot facility at 100 Greyrock Place, announced in October that it was putting the mall up for sale.

The business is an outgrowth of Circle of Friends, a 501(c)3 nonprofit with an eye toward helping those with disabilities navigate through what can be difficult waters when it comes to socialization and building self-esteem.

"We are excited to support such an interesting new brand in the vibrant non-alcoholic space," said Eugene Khabensky, ventures director at Diageo.

Choyce Peterson Inc. negotiated the lease terms for more than 12,300 square feet of built-to-suit space at the new space, located at 383 Main Ave.

The retailer has three stores in Fairfield County and eight in the Westchester-Hudson Valley region.

Stamford's Central Business District (CBD) accounting for 36%, or nearly 1.2 million square feet, of the county’s total leasing volume of 3.2 million square feet in 2019.

During Microphase’s first year in business, it designed a diplexer for Lockheed Martin.

Although the property had previously been used as a drug rehabilitation center, a new proposal to make it a facility that would transition prisoners back into society met with resistance.

The company's office space shrank from 9,400 square feet to 5,221 square feet.