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Downtown Stamford tower sheds name of former president FacebookTwitterEmail The Trump lettering is taken off of the Trump Parc apartment building in Stamford, Conn. Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. Many of the building’s residents supported the move, in part because they feared the name would drop the value of their homes.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media STAMFORD The Trump Parc condominium in downtown Stamford is no more. The building now simply says “Parc Stamford.” While the word Trump is still legally in the name of the residential tower, passersby will notice that the last name of the former president of the United States is no longer displayed above the entrance to the building on Washington Boulevard. ....
Developers pitch Stamford s tallest building for UBS site FacebookTwitterEmail STAMFORD In the shadows of the iconic UBS trading floor, a new “gateway” to Stamford might rise. Developers presented a proposal for a 34-story tower, which would be constructed in an undeveloped parking lot on the former UBS site, to the Zoning Board on Monday night. If built, the proposed structure would become Stamford tallest building, beating out Trump Parc building across from Mill River Park by 15 feet. “This is one of the nicest buildings I’ve seen come before us in a long time,” Zoning Board Chair David Stein said. ....
Stamford office property sells for $8.5 million FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 The two-building office complex at 1111-1177 Summer St., in Stamford, Conn., has sold for $8.5 million, according to property-transfer records received by the Stamford Town Clerk’s Office.File photoShow MoreShow Less 2of3 The two-building office complex at 1111-1177 Summer St., in Stamford, Conn., has sold for $8.5 million, according to property-transfer records received by the Stamford Town Clerk’s Office.File photoShow MoreShow Less 3of3 STAMFORD An office complex on the edge of the downtown has sold for $8.5 million, although the seller will retain a long-term presence at the property. Manhattan-based Silverback Development has sold the two-building site at 1111-1177 Summer St., after acquiring it for $12.4 million acquisition in 2018, according to property-transfer records in the Stamford Town Clerk’s Office. The two six-story towers cumulatively cover about 137,00 ....
Close icon Two crossed lines that form an X . It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. A doorman stands outside of ritzy Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. Trump-branded Manhattan buildings have lost more than 20% their value since he first took office. Even properties that used to have the Trump name but don t anymore have lost 17% of their value. The Trump name is probably pretty radioactive right now, realtor Mark Cohen told Insider. After a tumultuous one-term presidency, a violent insurrection by supporters, and a retirement to Florida, the Trump name has attracted some negative connotations. And his real-estate holdings are feeling the heat: According to Curbed s analysis of a report from real-estate data firm UrbanDigs, Trump-branded Manhattan properties have lost more than 20% of their value since Trump first took office. ....
Prices at Trump s NYC buildings have plummeted in the latest sign that his name is radioactive Prices at Trump s NYC buildings have plummeted in the latest sign that his name is radioactive Juliana KaplanJan 28, 2021, 00:47 IST A doorman stands outside of ritzy Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.Spencer Platt/Getty Trump-branded Even properties that used to have the Trump name but don t anymore have lost 17% of their value. The Trump name is probably pretty radioactive right now, realtor Mark Cohen told Insider. After a tumultuous one-term presidency, a violent insurrection by supporters, and a retirement to Florida, the Trump name has attracted some negative connotations. And his real-estate holdings are feeling the heat: According to Curbed s analysis of a report from real-estate data firm UrbanDigs, Trump-branded Manhattan properties have lost half their value since Trump first took office. ....