Charter Communications’ new headquarters won’t be the only office building rising in the South End after the Zoning Board this week approved a new complex for the other side of the neighborhood....
SpringWorks Therapeutics, a biopharmaceutical company focused on developing medicines to treat cancer and severe rare diseases, is relocating its corporate headquarters from New York city to a 23,919-square-foot space at 2 Harbor Point Square in Stamford....
Ten years ago, Building and Land Technology took 80 acres of vacant industrial land in Stamford, Conn.’s South End, much of it contaminated brownfield sites, and began constructing a $3.5 billion mixed-use development. Harbor Point is now a large live-work-play community including 3,000 multifamily units, marinas, public waterfront access, more than 20 acres of parkland, restaurants and nightlife, offices and retailers....
Two neighborhoods proved the epicenter of the 2018 boom, as they have in previous years. In the South End and downtown alone, 2018 meant construction and plans for more of it. Work continued on four high-rise apartment buildings that bring the decade-old Harbor Point development to near completion at the southwestern tip of the South End while the same developer, Building and Land Technology, began construction on the new 500,000-square-foot headquarters for Charter Communications....
In the six days since Westover Magnet Elementary School students were told where they would be moving while their building is cleared of mold , office spaces at Silicon Harbor have been transformed into glass-paned classrooms. Conference rooms became computer labs. Huddle spaces now store learning materials. A once-carpeted hallway is now a gym....
Building and Land Technology (BLT) announced that Building and Land Technology Capital Real Estate Advisors, LLC (BLTCREA), a venture initially formed in 2017 to support commercial real estate investments of its parent BLT Capital Partners and its affiliates, is now fully operational as a rated special servicer and restructuring advisor....
Southwestern Connecticut’s office market is recovering — surely, but slowly. Vacancy rates throughout the area have declined in the past year as a series of deals involving major companies have helped to fill the space. Commercial realtors expect the progress to continue at an incremental pace, with few firms signing massive leases and landlords instead targeting smaller tenants. “I believe that Stamford, including lower Fairfield County, has all the right places to work,” said Sean Cahill, Norwalk-based principal and managing...
The adaptive reuse of vacant or underused property into medical facilities is continuing to gain momentum nationwide, as many health care services are increasingly being offered away from hospital settings at the same time that patterns in the retail and office environments are shifting....
BCONE is proud to celebrate the success of the Harbor Point redevelopment project in Stamford Connecticut with our 2018 Sustainable Communities Redevelopment Award....
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. ...