Kenneth Gosselin

Hartford

Hartford Courant business writer covering financial services, residential and commercial real estate. 1,000 followers and counting!

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New CT apartment project is helping boost redevelopment area that saw a big setback

1 day ago | courant.com | Kenneth Gosselin

To the rear of two historic, office buildings being converted to apartments across from the state Capitol, there was noise competing with applause at a nearby groundbreaking ceremony for the $52 million project. Demolition debris from the back of 18-20 Trinity St. in downtown Hartford was hitting a dumpster with a thud, a sound that showed that the redevelopment of the former state office building is already well underway.
Parking crunch looms at major CT airport amid route expansion

4 days ago | courant.com | Kenneth Gosselin

The best…public restrooms in CT? What more than 3,017 drivers and truckers had to say
Feds choose location for new, $335M CT federal courthouse

5 days ago | courant.com | Kenneth Gosselin

Feds choose location for new, $335M CT federal courthouse. See where the target is.
$16M CT apartment project would enliven nearly empty building. Tariffs are an issue.

1 week ago | courant.com | Kenneth Gosselin

A CT woman went to a war zone 19 times to help children. Now she’s doing the same for kids here
CT jet-engine maker’s union members say company bringing in contract workers during strike

1 week ago | courant.com | Kenneth Gosselin

Dozens of Pratt & Whitney union members took the picket lines in East Hartford and Middletown Monday, a day after overwhelmingly rejecting the jet-engine maker’s final contract offer and setting up a historic bargaining showdown not seen at the company for nearly a quarter century.
Hopes are high for redevelopment of CT trash-to-energy plant. Now 1,000 acres are being looked at

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Kenneth Gosselin

Since the mid-1980s, the view for motorists cruising across the Charter Oak Bridge has been dominated by one major sight: a trash-to-energy plant perched below on the banks of the Connecticut River that was still taking garbage from nearly 50 towns when it shut down in 2022.
UConn to lease space to get a jump offering student housing. Here’s where and when.

2 weeks ago | courant.com | Kenneth Gosselin

UConn to lease space to get a jump offering student housing. Here’s where and when.
At CT insurer’s headquarters, city tax coffers take big hit. ‘That campus is a concern’: official

2 weeks ago | courant.com | Kenneth Gosselin

When CVS Health Corp. acquired Aetna Inc. in 2018, the pharmacy giant agreed to keep the health insurer’s headquarters in Hartford for at least a decade and create a center of excellence around its new insurance business. But in the past two years, hundreds of layoffs affecting Hartford and its massive headquarters campus in Asylum Hill have raised concerns about CVS’s long-term corporate presence in the city.
New CT environmental regulations could create thousands of jobs; add millions to state coffers

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kenneth Gosselin

Thousands of properties across Connecticut could become more attractive for redevelopment now that the state legislature has streamlined regulations for how properties are evaluated for potential contamination and cleanup — a major issue in a state with a deep-rooted industrial heritage. The legislature approved changes to the “Transfer Act,” which since 1980 has set regulations for environmental testing of properties that were up for sale.
CT mall mired in foreclosure has new owners with familiar name. Town: Taking ‘wait-and-see approach’

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kenneth Gosselin

The new mall owner plans to boost leasing and tackle maintenance as their first priorities after taking control of one of Connecticut’s largest indoor malls — in foreclosure since 2021. Town officials in Manchester said they met with a representative of the new owners of The Shoppes at Buckland Hills — Namdar Realty Group and its partners — on Monday, about three weeks after the new owners completed a $27 million acquisition of the 1.3 million-square-foot mall.

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15 Nov 24

A new federal courthouse is coming to downtown Hartford, CT, but what size will it be? https://t.co/Yb7TwtHSwg

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Struggling @CVSHealth sees shake-up in the c-suite. #aetna #layoffs https://t.co/8Rnpdcd8oq

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New owners of this #Connnecticut shoreline inn plans 'thousands in upgrades. https://t.co/eThSP9jP25

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Articles

New CT apartment project is helping boost redevelopment area that saw a big setback

Parking crunch looms at major CT airport amid route expansion

Feds choose location for new, $335M CT federal courthouse

$16M CT apartment project would enliven nearly empty building. Tariffs are an issue.

CT jet-engine maker’s union members say company bringing in contract workers during strike

Hopes are high for redevelopment of CT trash-to-energy plant. Now 1,000 acres are being looked at

UConn to lease space to get a jump offering student housing. Here’s where and when.

At CT insurer’s headquarters, city tax coffers take big hit. ‘That campus is a concern’: official

New CT environmental regulations could create thousands of jobs; add millions to state coffers

CT mall mired in foreclosure has new owners with familiar name. Town: Taking ‘wait-and-see approach’

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