A $316 million challenge will convert underused state-owned land at a Connecticut rail station right into a mixed-use growth, Gov. Ned Lamont introduced Wednesday.
The New Haven growth will embrace two 16-story towers, which is able to deliver new housing, retail and jobs, the state stated. It will likely be positioned simply steps from Union Station, which supplies service to and from New York Metropolis, in addition to different metropolitan areas in Connecticut.
In all, the reimagined house will embrace: 470 new flats; greater than 28,000 sq. toes of retail and industrial house; 26,000 sq. toes of residential facilities; and almost 300 parking areas to serve each tenants and transit clients.
Courtesy of the Workplace of Governor Lamont
Courtesy of the Workplace of Governor Lamont
The primary part of development is scheduled to start in late 2026 and be accomplished by early 2028. The second part will begin in August 2029 and wrap up by November 2031.
“This is exactly the kind of forward-thinking development we need to see more of in Connecticut,” Lamont stated. “We’re creating new housing, including affordable units, while strengthening public transit and growing the local economy. It’s a win for New Haven and a model for the rest of the state.”
