Kenneth R. Gosselin

Under the terms of the deal, The Hartford would receive $300 million at closing and additional payments over the seven years following the close of the transaction, with the estimated value at $1.9 billion.

The effort itself is ambitious with major local employers taking the lead in helping chart out a future for a more vibrant, attractive city and that would boost residency, tourism and economic development. The redevelopment also will likely require financial backing by the corporations, taking them well beyond their usual philanthropic endeavors.

The concert made money for the 36,000-seat stadium that has struggled for years with operating financial losses.

A former food truck park turned eyesore in one city neighborhood could be resurrected under a new operator that would include food and live entertainment.

Data on job postings gives a glimpse of the need in the construction industry. According to the state labor department, there were nearly 2,000 openings in April.

A massive suburban office complex — once a major satellite location for one of the area's most recognized employers — has sold for a stunning 5% of

There were multiple offers and the property went under contract in about a month, a indicator apartment conversion projects in the last decade are attractive to investors who see occupancies remaining strong.

Grassroots opposition to a proposed golf team practice center near the University of Connecticut campus in Storrs is drawing the attention of a

It would extend well beyond the typical, with outdoor fitness and yoga, possibly even saunas in the winter, city officials said.

The developer of the apartments around the city's minor league ballpark is moving ahead with the next phase of nearly 300 units, a nearly $72 million