Don Stacom is a reporter for the Hartford Courant. He covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, urban development, and energy, with a particular focus on the housing market and property management. His work has been featured in various publications, including ArcaMax Publishing, Yahoo News, and the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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Don Stacom focuses on local government, real estate, and business news in Connecticut, with a particular emphasis on urban development and community impact. He often covers controversial topics related to local housing developments and commercial projects. To effectively engage Don, consider providing insights or expert commentary on local government policies and regulations impacting urban development or the real estate industry in Connecticut. Additionally, pitches discussing community engagement initiatives around controversial projects may align well with his coverage interests.
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By: Don Stacom
Looking to build support for building a $50 billion bridge linking Connecticut and Long Island, developer Stephen Shapiro will pitch Albany and Hartford lawmakers in mid-June on what he sees as a game-changing new design: mile-long tunnels on the northern and southern ends.
By: Don Stacom
The developer that recently put up two buildings with a total of 104 apartments in downtown Bristol is now planning to construct a third, this one
By: Don Stacom
Residents at a standing-room-only hearing took turns criticizing the proposal for a mammoth 689-unit apartment complex
By: Don Stacom
Facing massive public opposition, a developer on Wednesday withdrew his proposal for a travel center, truck-fueling station and warehouse on woodlands near Batterson Park on the Farmington and New Britain line.
By: Don Stacom
The Simon Konover Co. broke ground Thursday for a 150-unit apartment complex along the Connecticut River, a project that East Hartford officials say will be a key step in transforming the town's waterfront.
By: Don Stacom
Barely two months after Costco sued a town for blocking two proposed mega-warehouses, the town agreed to a negotiated settlement that will probably let plans for both buildings move ahead.
By: Don Stacom
The Boston-based real estate development firm undertaking an $85 million apartment complex in Windsor Locks is marking completion of a $56 million project that created 82 new apartments in Meriden's North End.
By: Don Stacom
For the second time in nine years, a Connecticut city is facing a decision about the future of an expensive sports venue that’s going vacant.
By: Don Stacom
After its third setback in a row, Glastonbury's zoning board this week reversed course in its three-year-long court battle to stop Vessel Technologies' affordable housing project.
By: Don Stacom
With the long-abandoned HealthBridge nursing home finally demolished , a developer this week broke ground on what's planned as the biggest new apartment complex in Wethersfield in at least a decade.
