A developer wants to turn the long-shuttered Enfield school into housing for residents 55 and older, with a decision expected by mid-November.

The 145-slip Masons Island marina, dredged by the Garbarino family in 1957, now belongs to a Bain Capital and BlueWater Marinas venture.

Canton Village Realty wants to raze the Applegate Farm Market building and two houses for a coffee shop with a drive-through and new apartments.

A former Imperial Oil worker warned soil near the old Geissler's plaza could be contaminated, stalling a 125-unit housing vote.

A proposed 223-home project on Sandy Hollow Road has Mystic neighbors fearing for their wells, farmland and the quiet.

A 4-3 zoning vote lets Splash Car Wash pursue a build on the long-vacant CVS site at Berlin Turnpike and Deming Road.

A 1.2 million-square-foot campus off Geer Street would rival Westfarms Mall in size, and it sits beside Cromwell schools and parks.

Silverman Group's latest Hopmeadow Street filing sets aside 207 units as affordable, even as wetlands regulators and a pending court appeal loom.

The old Gateway Community College building near Long Wharf is overgrown and tagged with graffiti while state funding sits unused.

Jim Newbury wants to turn his own 32-acre homestead into ranch homes for aging neighbors. Hundreds of residents aren't convinced.

Moshe Grossbard’s Manchester Oaks LLC now controls Apel’s Opera House and plans 26 apartments, including three affordable units.

A 120-unit complex rises where a rotting shopping center once stood, right next to the town's reborn train station.

Paul Butler wants his fourth Bloomfield town-center phase to become the neighborhood's new front door, complete with a public dog park.