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Towns across Connecticut are embracing the “live, work, play” development concept, and working to create vibrant and all-inclusive central village districts. State agencies like the departments of Transportation and Economic and Community Development are supporting similar transit-oriented development strategies and offering towns grants for sidewalks, road improvements, traffic studies, safety measures, brownfield remediation and consultants.

Developers, city and state officials celebrated the city's new trade center in the vacant lot where North Towne Mall closed its doors 17 years ago in north Toledo.

A warehouse developer that previously worked with Amazon, Home Depot and other retailers plans to build three warehouses totaling 2.6 million square feet.

NorthPoint Development plans to break ground this summer on an industrial park in China Grove spanning over 2.2 million square feet.

Great Pond Village will combine residential, commercial, industrial and open space on a 650-acre former brownfield site in Windsor.

The 435,943-square-foot project is part of development at southwest Interstate 295 and Duval Road.

The MEDC announced approval of projects to support a new speculative industrial building on the site of the former AMC HQ in Detroit.

As vacancies for industrial space tighten, developers are building warehouses and labs on speculation, hoping a tenant will lease the space when construction is done.

NorthPoint Development requested the tax increment financing for the demolition and environmental remediation of the 50-acre Detroit site.

CRE sales slow down as banks pull back on lending, can U.S. suburbs be remade for the better