Two vacant Connecticut office buildings built in 1980 and 1982 will become 286 apartments in a $120 million conversion, reusing 511,000 sq ft instead of tearing them down
- A pair of vacant office buildings in Connecticut have been acquired for redevelopment as multifamily housing.
- In a joint venture between developers Saber-Hightower LLC and Granoff Real Estate, 101 and 201 Merritt 7, in the Merritt 7 office park in the New York City suburb of Norwalk, Connecticut, will be the sites of the project.
- While the acquisition price was not publicly disclosed, the project is budgeted at $120 million, according to a report by WRE News.
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- A pair of vacant office buildings in Connecticut have been acquired for redevelopment as multifamily housing.
- In a joint venture between developers Saber-Hightower LLC and Granoff Real Estate, 101 and 201 Merritt 7, in the Merritt 7 office park in the New York City suburb of Norwalk, Connecticut, will be the sites of the project.
- While the acquisition price was not publicly disclosed, the project is budgeted at $120 million, according to a report by WRE News.
Sources: Times of India