The deal Pajolek cited was FactSet Research Systems’ 173,164-square-foot lease at 45 Glover Ave. in Norwalk. That transaction involved the company’s relocation of its headquarters from the Merritt 7 office complex, also in Norwalk; FactSet is expected to move to its new space in the last quarter of 2019. ...
Even as some financial companies expand their presence in southwestern Connecticut entering 2018, a Stamford lease by a New York software giant may signal the region’s best potential for future growth, according to a brokerage firm that helps companies find space for expansion. In the first quarter, CA Technologies leased nearly 25,000 square feet of space at 200 Elm St. in downtown Stamford. ...
Webster Bank announced Tuesday it had leased 25,000 square feet in the downtown BLT office complex at 200 Elm St. The Waterbury-headquartered bank plans to move into the new offices this summer. ...
FactSet, a global provider of integrated financial information, analytical applications, and industry-leading services, is relocating its global headquarters to 45 Glover Avenue, a 264,500 square foot Class-A office building located in Norwalk, CT, owned by Building and Land Technology (BLT). FactSet will lease 173,000 square feet of office space at 45 Glover Avenue, bringing the property to 100% occupancy....
Building and Land Technology (BLT) introduces Harbor Landing, a mixed - use waterfront development that brings together the Stamford Landing office complex and the Davenport Landing boatyard and residential properties....
A sluggish office market is not slowing the expansion of one of southwestern Connecticut’s most prominent developers. During the past year, Stamford-based Building and Land Technology has redeveloped a harborfront complex that includes some 220,000 square feet of office space on Southfield Avenue in the city’s Waterside section. In a city with a roughly 30 percent office-vacancy rate, BLT also owns other large office hubs — some of which have empty space. But executives think their recent acquisition does not...
Connecticut office landlord Building and Land Technology has scored a $132.7 million loan from ACORE Capital to refinance a sprawling Stamford, Conn. office building, Commercial Observer can exclusively report....
The company secured Tudor Investment Group as its newest tenant at 200 Elm St., a Class A office property which last traded in 2012....
Hedge fund Tudor Investment Corp., the Greenwich firm founded by industry power Paul Tudor Jones, has signed a lease at 200 Elm St., the property’s owner, Building and Land Technology, announced Thursday....
Connecticut gets mixed reviews for its economic performance, but a blockbuster corporate expansion unveiled last week has garnered more plaudits for the state’s third-largest city. Telecommunications titan Charter Communications’ announcement it would not only keep its headquarters in downtown Stamford, but also move to a planned 500,000-square-foot building at the Gateway Harbor Point complex, attests to Stamford’s perennial appeal to major corporations. The Charter deal confirms many business leaders and public officials’ belief in Stamford as an exemplar for urban economic...
In the city’s largest real estate announcement of the year, Charter Communications said Tuesday it would relocate its headquarters to the downtown Gateway Harbor Point complex a move that would double the company’s Connecticut contingent by adding 1,100 jobs....
The sand-colored colossus stands quietly in the South End next to Kosciuszko Park. It looks out on the bustle of the restaurant row and chain of apartment buildings in the Harbor Point development a few blocks away, but few visitors venture to the columned edifice at 1 Elmcroft Road. Only a few cars take up spaces in its parking garage....