Daniel Amodeo

West Hartford Reviewing Mixed Use Proposal

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West Hartford is undergoing a massive transformation that focuses on revitalizing the former UConn campus. The goal is to turn this ‘ancient’ institution into a vibrant, mixed-use development structure to enhance the towns urban and social fabric. The goal is to offer residents with up-to-date nature-filled living experiences. In general, the project developers intend to reimagine the area with a blend of retail spaces, apartments and public amenities adding to its vibrancy.

Connecticut Landlords Call for Legislative Solutions to Housing Crisis

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Landlords in Connecticut are calling for more houses to be constructed as the demand for rental properties increases. There is a problem with demand growing faster than supply concerning rental housing, leading to conversations on how to satisfy the needs of current and future potential renters. The demand for more units is not a quantity but a qualitative need to ensure that communities across the state can evolve to meet new needs. This state is an excellent state with vibrant cities and significant suburban areas. It has always been appealing due to its balance of charm, convenience and accessibility.

Old Riverview Plaza to Grow Apartment and Hotel Towers

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New life and new looks are coming to an essentially abandoned shopping center and office space along the Norwalk River.

Jason Milligan purchased the Riverview Plaza at 24 Belden Avenue in June 2024. The Riverview Plaza was built in 1975, and for nearly a decade, it’s stood almost completely empty. According to an interview with The Hour, Milligan could see the old building from his office and used to daydream about what it could become. Now, he gets to decide.

Rent to Own Connecticut Apartments

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Apartment living boasts many advantages over single-family home ownership, especially in areas like Fairfield County, which has one of the fastest growing populations in Connecticut. Apartments often include free fitness centers, lounges for large gatherings, private recreation spaces, and freedom from yardwork. With fewer responsibilities around the home, it’s easier for many to get out and explore cities like Danbury.