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
Abraham A. Ribicoff Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse at 450 Main St., Hartford
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
A Brooklyn, New York-based real estate investor recently sold a 16-unit apartment building in Bristol for nearly $2 million, almost double what it cost in 2021.
By: Michael Puffer
Business and industrial development corporations (BIDCOs) are small private lenders focused on lending to disadvantaged communities, and they’ve been a rarity in Connecticut.
By: Michael Puffer
HBJ PHOTO | MICHAEL PUFFER Nicholas P. Michnevitz III is president of West Hartford-based MBH Architecture, which is using artificial intelligence applications to help create building renderings.
Boosting small business lending to Connecticut’s Hispanic community was a top goal for Bernard Sweeney during his decade-long run leading the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Connecticut office.It’s why Sweeney hired Julio Casiano — a bank executive with a track record of outreach to minority and underserved populations — into the agency in 2009, and eventually promoted him to be his top deputy.
By: Michael Puffer
Hartford Mayor Arunan Arulampalam’s administration plans to invest $600,000 toward cleanup of the former Carbone’s Ristorante property on Franklin Avenue, part of an effort to redevelop the site into apartments.
By: Michael Puffer
A Kansas aerospace manufacturer that acquired Manchester-based Spartan Aerospace in 2022 recently sold that company’s 66,000-square-foot manufacturing building for $6.3 million.
A 31,694-square-foot retail plaza in East Hartford by the Glastonbury line recently sold for $2.58 million.
By: Michael Puffer
Investors behind a roughly 1,000-unit apartment, mixed-use redevelopment of an aging riverside office park in East Hartford announced in early October they had secured the last private property needed for the ambitious effort.
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