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The Texas development company that just won approval to build 255 apartments in Southington is preparing to begin construction of a 232-unit complex in Newington.

The Salina City Commission decided it would wait until next week to chose which developer will use the $25 million from the state for new housing

A mixed-use apartment and retail complex in Southington has been approved with several traffic-related stipulations. Texas-based developer and applicant Anthony Properties LLC and Brian Shiu are looking to build 255 apartments in eight buildings at 1303, 1193, and 1177 West St., with 17,500 square feet of commercial space over two buildings at the corner of West Street and Curtiss Lane.

6 things to know in Meriden, Wallingford, Southington, Cheshire- Things to know this coming week include ARPA funding applications in Meriden and Wallingford and a public hearing on the municipal budget in Cheshire.In Southington, the Planning & Zoning Commission could vote on Tuesday whether to approve a Texas...

Grand Junction City Council voted unanimously to approve a $1.5 million development incentive for a planned multifamily residential complex near the Grand Junction Regional Airport.

As its population increases along with its visibility, the Grand Valley’s market for apartments also refuses to slow down.

A new apartment complex is coming to the Downtown Grand Junction area — potentially by the end of this year.

West Street apartments clear first hurdle at Southington zoning meeting- SOUTHINGTON – Town planners narrowly approved a zoning change Tuesday night that moves forward a plan for hundreds of high-end apartments off West Street.Texas-based Anthony Properties is looking to build more than 200 apartments as well as retail...

Southington PZC considers West Street project, affordable housing study, new developments- SOUTHINGTON – Town leaders are considering a major housing project on West Street, affordable housing goals, a new Water Department building and a subdivision off Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike.The Planning and Zoning Commission met Tuesday night,...

A Texas-based developer is seeking an amendment to Southington’s zoning codes in hopes of building a mixed-use apartment complex along West Street. Anthony Properties, which lists an address in Dallas, is petitioning the town’s planning and zoning commission to alter regulations pertaining to the “mixed use transition zone” where the prospective site is located, near the corner of West and Curtiss streets.