The 67,364-square-foot building has housed USPS since 1990 — now it's for sale as Windsor's office park reinvents itself as housing.

Five brick warehouses on Marshall Phelps Road just changed hands, capping a buying spree that now spans Windsor and East Hartford.

A former synagogue and a former Children’s Museum site are now apartment buildings as West Hartford races to keep up with demand.

The deal hands a Washington-area firm control of Northfield Mountain, New England's largest energy storage site.

The train-side Kensington development is fully built out, with studios and one-bedrooms renting fastest near Berlin's Hartford Line stop.

The 138,215-square-foot site will become a robotics-powered pharmacy hub serving Hartford HealthCare's hospitals.

Albany Road snapped up the fully leased Quarry Road complex, where tenants have been paying below-market rents.

One Granby agent says he has heard stories of people making offers on more than 20 houses they did not get in this Farmington Valley frenzy.

A new downtown Hartford garage promises safer parking near attractions, even as past studies questioned whether the city already has too many spaces.

The Platform at Naugatuck opens its first 60 units on a once-vacant seven-acre site downtown, with a new train station set for 2027.

The aircraft parts repair shop wants to add 35 jobs and link its two Old Windsor Road buildings into one site.

The six-story Highrailer held its grand opening this week with studios near $1,500 and a pet spa, as New Britain's median household income sits at $57,036.

Crews are razing a vandal-stripped 1968 tower as Hartford eyes apartments and a boutique hotel next to the Yard Goats' home.