Epernay Bistro adds more flavor to an increasingly vibrant block of Fairfield Avenue.
For Developers  
For Business Owners  
For Investors  

Downtown Development

 

Citytrust Mixed-Use Development
CommCap acted as a pass-through entity for $3.1 million of financing from Connecticut’s Department of Economic and Community Development to Urban Green Builders for the development of 118 units of rental housing and 38,285 square feet of commercial/retail space. Under construction since 2006, approximately 95% of the apartments are completed and occupied and the space at the corner of Main and Bank Streets is now occupied by a new Citibank branch. Urban Green’s partner, GDC Properties is working enthusiastically to lease-up the remaining commercial spaces.  

 

Results

 
Downtown Development

Rainy Faye Bookstore Citytrust Mixed-Use Development
Rainy Faye Bookstore Rainy Faye Bookstore
Read’s Building/Artspace Read’s Building/Artspace
Epernay Restauraunt Epernay Restauraunt
Two Boots Two Boots
The Raffel Building, 240 Fairfield Avenue The Raffel Building, 240 Fairfield Avenue
Antinozzi Associates Antinozzi Associates

Brownfields
Bridge Loans