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There was a big round of applause as Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner David Lehman assured a Nov. 9 gathering of brokers that progress is being made in a two-year-old effort to design a replacement for the much-criticized Transfer Act.
“I think the business and brokerage community is really happy this process is in motion,” said Samuel Haydock, a principal with Meriden-based engineering and environmental consulting firm BL Companies and an attendee at the event. “I think everybody is frustrated it’s taking as long as it’s taking. But that’s reality.” ....
With deep roots in Hartford’s Parkville neighborhood, Carlos Mouta has been a pioneering real estate investor and believer in the downtrodden area’s potential.
With the redevelopment of the Pope Commons, 360 Main and other properties as well as the 2020 launch of Parkville Market Mouta has a track record of success. He is a key advisor and collaborating developer in the city’s $242 million plan to redevelop Parkville into a center of entertainment, advanced manufacturing development and job training. ....
Riaz and Gladys Hussain knew the Bartholomew Avenue building they purchased via Hartford city tax auction in 2017 had issues before they placed the winning $210,000 bid.
What they found inside was still a shock.
There were dead dogs – thought to be victims of dog fights – outside the former Hanson-Whitney factory at 169 Bartholomew Ave. Dog pens were inside.
They also found a cock-fighting ring, mountains of construction debris and trash, and even an illicit marijuana grow room in the basement of the heavily-blighted, 90,000-square-foot building. ....
Riaz and Gladys Hussain knew the Bartholomew Avenue building they purchased via Hartford city tax auction in 2017 had issues before they placed the winning $210,000 bid.
What they found inside was still a shock.
There were dead dogs – thought to be victims of dog fights – outside the former Hanson-Whitney factory at 169 Bartholomew Ave. Dog pens were inside.
They also found a cock-fighting ring, mountains of construction debris and trash, and even an illicit marijuana grow room in the basement of the heavily-blighted, 90,000-square-foot building. ....