Inside the Transformation of Norwalk’s Wall Street
Norwalk's Wall Street is home to new businesses, new housing, and new investment—with more to come.
Housing
Pieces related to housing in southwest Connecticut
Build It and They Won’t Come: Local Businesses Make Way for Empty Space in Lower Fairfield County
Across Lower Fairfield County, businesses are being forced to move or close to make way for development. Often, those projects bring commercial space that sits vacant.
Darien Looks to Pause ‘Large’ Multifamily Developments Amid Statewide Housing Challenges
Darien looks to pause multifamily developments in town for one year.
Inside the Transformation of Fairfield County’s Waterfront
Across southwest Connecticut, industrial sites (as well as a few private residences) along the water have been—and are currently—being redeveloped into housing, retail, public parks, and more.
How the Governor’s Budget and State Legislative Session Could Affect Fairfield County
We explored how some of Governor Ned Lamont's proposals and state legislative initiatives could affect southwest Connecticut.
No More Cubicles: A Look at How Office Parks Are Becoming Housing
Across southwest Connecticut, office parks are being torn down in favor of residential housing.
Goodbye Meeting Room; Hello Walk-In Closet
In Stamford, Norwalk, and beyond, property owners are proposing to turn vacant—or nearly vacant—office buildings into housing, primarily apartments. What are the impacts of this trend on southwest Connecticut?