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BLT Sells Connecticut Community for $73M This marks the second-largest multifamily sale in Stamford so far this year. Apr082021 Image courtesy of Building and Land Technology Real estate investment firm Monday Properties has teamed up with Dubai-based neo capital to purchase a 218-unit, Class A apartment community in Stamford, Conn., for $73 million. Building and Land Technology (BLT) sold the five-story property, which forms part of the developer’s Harbor Point mixed-use neighborhood in the New York City suburb. The sale price translates to $334,862 per unit for the asset,...

A second mass vaccination site has opened in Fairfield County. The site, in the Harbor Point section of Stamford, opened on Monday, March 15, said officials with Stamford Health. The site is located at 1 Elmcroft Road, at the Building and Land Technology building, where the former Pitney Bowes Headquarters used to be. Directions to vaccine site.Stamford Health The organization's first site,  at the Wheeler Building at Stamford Hospital, will continue to offer vaccines as well. Stamford Mayor David Martin said the second site will allow the city to ramp up its vaccinations: “It is vital w...

A second mass vaccination site has opened in Fairfield County.The site, in the Harbor Point section of Stamford, opened on Monday, March 15, said officials with Stamford Health.The site is located at 1 Elmcroft Road, at the Building a…

Harbor Point Organics now open in Stamford FacebookTwitterEmail Harbor Point Organics, in Stamford’s Harbor Point development, opened March 10 with a wide variety of organic grocery options, a specialty juice and smoothie bar, grab-and-go prepared foods, rotisserie chicken, organic coffee, baked goods, artisan cheeses, cut flowers and vegan and grain-free options.Courtesy of Harbor Point Organics With the March 10 opening of Harbor Point Organics, Stamford’s Harbor Point development now has a market. The new store, at just under 3,000 square feet, opened March 10 with a wide variety of or...

Mayor: Stamford fireworks a 'party to celebrate' after COVID restrictions Brianna Gurciullo FacebookTwitterEmail STAMFORD — Mayor David Martin wants to bring back fireworks. The proposed budget for fiscal year 2021-22 that Martin presented to finance board members and city representatives this week includes $85,000 for a fireworks show around Independence Day. In an interview with the Stamford Advocate before that presentation, Martin said fireworks are “one small piece” of his effort to fully restore the city services that were reduced last year amid budget cuts stemming from the econo...