Tim Leininger

Mar 18, 2024 | ctexaminer.com | Angela Carella |Tim Leininger

STAMFORD – Side-by-side properties on Long Ridge Road would be the first in the city to be converted from obsolete office parks to housing complexes. Two developers have similar proposals, though one is larger. Both proposals were approved by the Planning Board. The first one was then rejected by the Zoning Board and landed in court. The second has yet to face the Zoning Board.

Feb 22, 2024 | ctexaminer.com | Angela Carella |Robert Storace |Tim Leininger |Brendan Crowley

STAMFORD – The YMCA, an iconic institution in Stamford as it is in many U.S. cities, is closing permanently. The organization, formally called Stamford Family YMCA, has posted a notice on its website saying it will cease operations by March 31. The YMCA has been downtown since 1868. It was on Atlantic Street for much of that time then moved to Washington Boulevard in the mid-1970s.

Feb 22, 2024 | ctexaminer.com | Angela Carella |Robert Storace |Tim Leininger |Brendan Crowley

STAMFORD – The YMCA, an iconic institution in Stamford as it is in many U.S. cities, is closing permanently. The organization, formally called Stamford Family YMCA, has posted a notice on its website saying it will cease operations by March 31. The YMCA has been downtown since 1868. It was on Atlantic Street for much of that time then moved to Washington Boulevard in the mid-1970s.

Feb 20, 2024 | ctexaminer.com | Meghan Muldoon |Tim Leininger |Cate Hewitt |Brendan Crowley

DARIEN — Like much of the state, Darien has experienced a massive growth in home sales since the pandemic swept the country four years ago. And now the hot real estate market has ignited an exodus of empty-nesters selling their homes and leaving town earlier than anticipated. “It’s bananas right now. Everything sells,” said Allison Boeckmann, a local real estate agent with Brown Harris Stevens. “I’ve never seen anything like this.

Feb 20, 2024 | ctexaminer.com | Meghan Muldoon |Tim Leininger |Cate Hewitt |Brendan Crowley

DARIEN — Like much of the state, Darien has experienced a massive growth in home sales since the pandemic swept the country four years ago. And now the hot real estate market has ignited an exodus of empty-nesters selling their homes and leaving town earlier than anticipated. “It’s bananas right now. Everything sells,” said Allison Boeckmann, a local real estate agent with Brown Harris Stevens. “I’ve never seen anything like this.