The administration of Gov. Dannel Malloy has begun some key initiatives to stimulate the state’s economy and encourage business growth, but some members of a panel gathered by a Connecticut business association questioned whether it is enough.
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WALLINGFORD — O&G Industries, the largest privately held construction firm in Connecticut, is moving into a new 9,992-square-footoffice space at 900 Northrop Road, the firm announced recently.The office is within close proximity toI-91 North and South. The move comes after the state awarded O&G a major contract to carry out the reconfiguration project of I-91,1-691-and Route 15 Interchange in Meriden. Choyce Peterson Commercial Real Estate Specialists carried out the lease negotiations on behalf of O&G and the Connecticut Department of Transportation.To better coordinate the construction efforts, the Torrington-based firm sought out a centrally located office much closer to the interstates where they would be housing their Heavy Highways Division staff overseeing the project until its completion.
As the economy slowly improves, more commercial real estate executives are looking to develop assets and deploy capital in secondary markets to generate returns, and the Stamford market is providing opportunities.
It has always been thought that as the economy improves, companies would hire more staff and office buildings in Fairfield County would start to fill up.
Choyce Peterson, Inc. has concluded lease negotiations on behalf of JANUS Associates, Inc. (JANUS), for their new 4,076 s/f headquarters space at 1200 High Ridge Rd. John Hannigan, principal of Choyce Peterson, represented JANUS in the deal.
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Choyce Peterson Inc., a full-service commercial real estate brokerage and consulting firm, recently announced the conclusion of lease negotiations on behalf of Southport Family Dental for a new 4,047-square-foot office at 3530 Post Road in Southport, Connecticut. Choyce Peterson Vice President Charlene O’Connell worked on the transaction.
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A subsidiary of Norway’s largest dairy cooperative has relocated its headquarters to Merritt 7 from Darien, according to Choyce Peterson Inc., the commercial real estate firm.
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The commercial real estate market in Fairfield County continues to drift in the doldrums as many companies remain wary about hiring more staff and financial services firms, the bedrock of the area economy, grapple with the uncertain investment market.
The community improvement nonprofit’s renewal included a below-market rental rate and structured periodic free rent, as well as landlord-funded upgrades and improvements. Choyce Peterson Inc. principal John Hannigan and Vice President Adam Cognetta conducted the lease renewal negotiation with Larry Kwiat, senior vice president of leasing at leasing at SL Green Realty, who was the in-house representative of the landlord.
The number of empty offices in Fairfield County has declined slightly, according to one brokerage – the first time they’ve seen that trend in several years.
The international fashion accessory company L’Amy America has moved its corporate headquarters to 2 Corporate Drive and renewed its warehouse lease in Shelton, Choyce Peterson Inc. announced.
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Choyce Peterson, Inc. (www.choycepeterson.com), a commercial real estate brokerage firm, announced that it has been appointed the exclusive listing agent representing the sale of the over 34,000 square foot (SF) free-standing building located at 315 Post Road West in Westport, CT. Vice Presidents Scott Peterson and Charlene O’Connell will lead Choyce Peterson’s team in handling the property sale.
Ask anyone who lives or works in Stamford, and the top pick for a commercial building face-lift to benefit downtown rolls easily off the tongue. Pose the question in Bridgeport, and several properties are offered up as candidates.
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Choyce Peterson, Inc. (www.choycepeterson.com), a full-service commercial real estate brokerage and consulting firm announced that they are exclusively representing an 8,200 square foot office suite available for sublease at 1010 Washington Boulevard in Stamford, CT.
