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Music accessories manufacturer J. D’Addario & Company  has signed a 10-year lease for 3,650 s/f of prebuilt office space at the Pioneer Building, the mixed-use property at 41 Flatbush Avenue. Located in the heart of the BAM Cultural District, close to Barclays Center in Downtown Brooklyn, the building has become a center for creative, entertainment, and  technology companies, including Gimlet Media/Spotify, Blick Art Materials, Blue State Digital, and Apple.  “D’Addario builds on recent lease successes over the last few months at the building,” said Tim...

Harbor Point sale: Stamford apartment building sells for $105 million FacebookTwitterEmail The apartment building, at left, at 101 Washington Blvd., aka 101 Park Place, in the Harbor Point section of Stamford, Conn., has sold for $105 million.File photo STAMFORD — An apartment building in the fast-growing Harbor Point section of the city’s South End has sold for $105 million, Stamford’s largest property sale of 2021. The sale price for 101 Washington Blvd., which is also known as 101 Park Place, compared with an appraised value of nearly $126 million, according to property-transfer reco...

As CT lifts capacity restrictions, rush back to offices looks unlikely FacebookTwitterEmail Maria Lima, a custodial porter at the Building and Land Technology-owned office building at 200 Elm St., in downtown Stamford, Conn., wiped down surfaces on May 15, 2020 in the front lobby ahead of the building’s re-opening five days later.Matthew Brown / Hearst Connecticut Media The re-opening plan announced Thursday by Gov. Ned Lamont gives the green light to a range of properties, including office buildings, to go back to full capacity on March 19. But it is a development that is unlikely to signi...

Stamford formed an affordable housing trust. Now they get to divvy up $3,000,000. FacebookTwitterEmail The site of the new deeply affordable housing development located at 72 Franklin Street before the groundbreaking ceremony in downtown Stamford, Conn. on Monday, Oct. 23, 2017.File / Michael Cummo / Hearst Connecticut Media STAMFORD — More than two years of work came to a head this week when the Board of Representatives formally approved terms for the Stamford Affordable Housing Trust. The fund provides a home for money the Stamford has long collected to bankroll new affordable housing pro...