Alexander Soule is a Business Writer at The Hour in Norwalk. He specializes in the construction and real estate sectors, covering topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and urban development. Alexander's work has been featured in numerous publications including MySA, Connecticut Magazine, and the Stamford Advocate, among others.
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Alexander Soule's coverage is heavily focused on local business and economic news in Connecticut. His articles cover a range of topics including real estate, government & politics, and the retail industry. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights related to local business developments such as mergers or acquisitions involving companies based in Connecticut, real estate trends in the state, or government policies impacting businesses.
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By: Alexander Soule
Greater Hartford led Realtor.com's May ranking as Connecticut claimed five of the nation's dozen hottest housing markets.
By: Alexander Soule
A Fairfield home under construction in the winter of 2023, after the land owner discovered a thief had forged documents to the title and sold off the parcel to a developer.
By: Alexander Soule
More than 15,000 Connecticut residents in more than 60 cities and towns have signed up for alerts if transactions are made on property they own.
By: Alexander Soule
Connecticut ranked among a "stagnant bottom" tier with New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, California and Hawaii.
Connecticut ranked among a "stagnant bottom" tier with New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, California and Hawaii.
By: Alexander Soule
Connecticut ranked among a "stagnant bottom" tier with New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, California and Hawaii.
By: Andreas Yilma, Sandra Diamond Fox, Mark Zaretsky, Joseph Villanova, Rob Ryser, Alexander Soule, Steven Goode, Robert Marchant
Zuppardi's Apizza, a fixture in West Haven for more than 90 years, is expanding its frozen-foods division into a larger space.
By: Alexander Soule
The Anthem at Square 10 apartment complex in April 2026 at 20 George St. in New Haven, Connecticut.
By: Alexander Soule
Gov. Ned Lamont discusses goals for housing legislation in November 2025 in East Hartford, Connecticut.
By: Alexander Soule
Connecticut will let first-time homebuyers open savings accounts with state tax deductions and employer credits.
