In June, Henkel Corp. will open its North American consumer-goods headquarters at 200 Elm St., according to a billboard advertisement posted a block away on South State Street. The company is relocating its laundry, beauty and home-care divisions from Scottsdale, Ariz., a transfer announced last October....
Henkel Corp. originally planned to take 135,000 square feet at the BLT Financial Centre, at 200 Elm St., for its laundry, beauty and home care headquarters. Now, it will enlarge its footprint to 155,000 square feet to accommodate a laboratory for the development and testing of its beauty care products, Hearst Connecticut Media has learned. Those products include Dial soap, Right Guard antiperspirant and deodorant, Schwarzkopf hair care and got2b styling products....
Danny Fishman has visited all of Harbor Point’s apartment buildings — and all of its restaurants, bars, pharmacies and grocery stores....
A visitor’s view from the sixth floor of 200 Elm St. extends more than the length of a football field — without even gazing through a window. Only a few partitions and steel support beams now stand in that expanse in the BLT Financial Centre, which includes 200 Elm St. and the adjoining clock tower building at 695 East Main St. But hundreds of players will walk the same area within the next year. Henkel Consumer Goods signed earlier this...
RSM, a global provider of audit, tax and consulting services, will lease 27,800 square feet at Building and Land Technology’s expansive office building at 200 Elm Street, the developer announced Monday. The RSM organization will occupy a wing on the second floor of the building, which is part of the BLT Financial Centre....
It’s a transformation that began in the South End, where Carl Kuehner and his Building and Land Technology are quickly growing the Harbor Point millennial playground — a $3.5 billion undertaking. Other developers have followed suit in recent years, with the downtown catering to a younger crowd and formerly residential neighborhoods getting urban and commercial makeovers....
Following the nearly $400 million sale last week of five of its Harbor Point buildings in the city’s South End, developer Building and Land Technology is moving ahead with its development of neighboring residential properties....
A Manhattan real estate firm has acquired five apartment buildings in the Harbor Point development in the city’s South End for approximately $395 million, in Stamford’s largest real estate deal since the last recession. GAIA Real Estate and four institutional partners acquired the properties from Building and Land Technology and the Lubert-Adler Real Estate Funds. The portfolio includes The Key at Yale & Towne, Vault Apartments, The Lofts at Yale & Towne, 111 Harbor Point and Postmark Apartments. Together, those...
Henkel Consumer Goods Inc., which earlier this year completed a $3.6 billion acquisition of Wilton-based Sun Products, is leasing 135,000 square feet of office space at 200 Elm St. in Stamford, which will serve as Henkel’s North American corporate headquarters. The building is owned by Building and Land Technology (BLT)....
The owner of Xerox’s Norwalk headquarters has begun marketing the building for the first time since Xerox’s arrival in late 2007, with the document technology giant tight-lipped still about its plans going forward after a lease expires later this year....
Leslie Whatley, a veteran corporate real estate and economic development professional whose past leadership positions include Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase, has joined Stamford-based Building and Land Technology (BLT) to boost the developer’s efforts to draw both national and New York City tenants to Connecticut....
The nonprofit Stamford 2030 District will host its Change Makers Awards ceremony to recognize environmentally sustainable buildings and projects....