Michael Puffer is a reporter for the Republican American Newspaper, with a focus on local news in Connecticut, particularly in the Hartford area. He covers a wide range of topics, including business, real estate, and development. As a parent and fishing enthusiast, Michael brings a unique perspective to his reporting and is dedicated to keeping the community informed about important issues.
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Michael Puffer's coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry, with a strong emphasis on commercial properties and property sales. His articles often feature private sector announcements and press releases, indicating that he is likely to be interested in news related to significant property transactions, development projects, or market trends within the real estate industry.
Given his focus on private sector announcements and press releases within the real estate domain, individuals or organizations looking to reach out should consider providing newsworthy updates such as major property sales, notable developments in commercial real estate, or insights into emerging trends in the market. Additionally, pitches highlighting sustainability initiatives within the real estate sector may also align with Michael's coverage themes.
While there is no specified geographic focus for Michael Puffer's coverage attributes suggest that he covers a wide range of locations rather than being limited to a specific region.
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By: Michael Puffer
A portion of a site map of the proposed Amazon development in Waterbury and Naugatuck.
By: Michael Puffer
Contributed Lexington Partners' rendering for the first building of the new Port Eastside mixed-use redevelopment of East Hartford's Founders Plaza. The roughly 50-year-old office park is located along the bank of the Connecticut River.
A 9,090-square-foot shopping center on 2.5 acres in Farmington recently sold for $1.87 million.In a deed recorded Aug. 23, Spring Plaza LLC sold the 16-year-old plaza at 2 Spring Lane to Spring Lane Plaza LLC. Both limited liability companies list Farmington addresses.The seller’s principals are Paul DiTommaso Jr., Sebastian DiTommaso, Salvatore DiTomasso and Maria Fabrizi, all of Farmington.The buyer’s principals are Emmanuel Psaras and Aspasia Psaras, who share an Avon address.The plaza holds five retail tenants, including the Galleria Restaurant.
Waterbury’s Board of Aldermen on Monday night will consider a five-year tax break for the owner of a downtown building recently renovated into 10 apartments and ground-floor retail space.Development partners Michael Batista and Alex Alicki completed the $1.1 million conversion of a vacant, 13,000-square-foot office building at 77 Bank St., in the heart of downtown Waterbury, early last year.After the renovation, the city assessor increased the property’s assessment from $199,710 to $513,240.
By: Michael Puffer
After taking a leadership role at UConn’s Technology Commercialization Services program four years ago, Abhijit Banerjee and his team launched a deep search for ways to improve cash flow from discoveries and inventions tied to the university.
By: Michael Puffer
The American arm of international housewares manufacturer and distributor Bodum has purchased a Windsor warehouse for $14.96 million.
By: Michael Puffer
HBJ PHOTO | MICHAEL PUFFER East Hartford Mayor Connor Martin wants to close a block-long section of Bissell Street (shown in background) to motorists to create an events and gathering spot partnered with retail activity.
By: Michael Puffer
Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union plans to close two of its 10 branches, largely because of the increasing use of online Department of Motor Vehicle services.
By: Michael Puffer
A family investment team from Mystic recently paid $1.92 million for a roughly 124-year-old, 14-unit apartment building in downtown New Britain.
By: Michael Puffer
PHOTO | MICHAEL PUFFER Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin and Michael Freimuth, executive director of CRDA.
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