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City To Demolish Blighted Ex-Nursing Home
New Haven city officials approve demolition of deteriorated former nursing home facility in Fair Haven area. The demolition project includes environmental remediation, utility disconnection, and site preparation for potential future development, creating opportunities for local contractors and electricians.
Affordable Housing Development Ready to Open in West Hartford With More On the Way
The new Camelot affordable housing development in West Hartford prepares for its grand opening, with additional affordable housing projects planned for the near future. Source: middletownpress.com
Former Paier College Campus Listed for Sale
The former campus of Paier College has been listed for sale, presenting a potential development opportunity in the Connecticut real estate market. Source: hartfordbusiness.com
Norwalk Receives $1.75 Million For Economic Development
Norwalk has secured $1.75 million in funding for a key economic development project that aims to boost local infrastructure and create new jobs. Source: patch.com
Young Developer Launches with 22 Unit Waterbury Conversion
Emerging developer begins first major project with conversion of existing Waterbury building into 22 residential units. The adaptive reuse project requires extensive electrical system upgrades, new wiring installations, and modern safety compliance work, representing significant opportunities for IBEW contractors.
2 New Haven Housing Projects to Receive Millions in Support
Two New Haven housing projects, Ella B. Scantlebury and West Ridge Village, will receive millions in funding support to address affordable housing needs. Source: nhregister.com
CT Looks at Downtown Development Successes
Connecticut officials review successful downtown development strategies and explore new opportunities to increase housing density near transit hubs. Source: ctpublic.org
Fairfield Apt Complex Gets Go Ahead
Local officials have approved plans for a new three-building apartment complex in Fairfield, addressing growing housing demand in the area. Source: hartfordbusiness.com