Vineyard Wind 2 Shelved After CT Withdraws
Connecticut withdraws from Vineyard Wind 2 project, leading to suspension - Source: offshore-mag.com
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Village Suites Go For $15M
New Haven's Village Suites property sells for $15 million - Source: newhavenindependent.org
CT Bails on Offshore Wind, Chooses Solar Instead
Connecticut shifts its renewable energy strategy, pivoting from offshore wind development to focus on solar power projects. The decision could significantly impact the state's renewable energy landscape and construction sector. **Source: hartfordbusiness.com**
Rep Himes : Let's Rethink CT Infrastructure
Representative Himes proposes new approaches to Connecticut's infrastructure development, discussing potential changes to how the state plans and implements major construction projects. **Source: sheltonherald.com**
Bridgeport Projects Coming Soon
Bridgeport announces upcoming development projects as part of the city's ongoing economic development initiatives. The plans aim to enhance urban development and community infrastructure. **Source: bridgeportct.gov**
Yale's New Drama, Theater Building Gets Ok
Yale University receives approval for the construction of a new drama and theater building, expanding its performing arts facilities. The project represents a significant addition to the university's campus infrastructure. **Source: newhavenindependent.org**
Law firm to Establish Glastonbury HQ
A law firm plans to establish its headquarters in Glastonbury following a $15 million office building acquisition. The 60,500-square-foot office space will serve as the firm's new base of operations. **Source: hartfordbusiness.com**
Downtown Bridgeport Mixed-use Tower Hits Market
**Source: Hartford Business** - A new mixed-use apartment tower is being marketed in downtown Bridgeport, promising to bring additional residential and commercial space to the city's urban landscape.
At Long Last, Ex-Coliseum Apts Open
**Source: New Haven Independent** - After years of anticipation, the apartments at the former Coliseum site in New Haven have finally been completed and opened to residents.
Big Changes Eyed For Green
**Source: New Haven Independent** - A public meeting is planned to discuss potential significant transformations and developments for a prominent urban area known as the Green in New Haven.