Gregory Walwer

One acre of the Dorset Crossing master planned complex is available and already approved for 14,500 square feet of new office and commercial space. Ideal uses at this location include bank, restaurant, or retail store. The site has direct frontage on Route 202 and is at the main entrance to the complex at a signalized intersection. An existing medical office building of about 15,000 square feet

4.5 acres of the Dorset Crossing master planned complex is approved for 72 multi-family units, including 64 market rate units and 8 affordable units based on area median income. The Pointe at Dorset Crossing with 168 units is a successful existing apartment complex with low vacancy rates, and has been sold twice since 2017. An additional 72 units to the rear of The Pointe are also recently

First & Last Tavern, an existing restaurant and mixed-use redevelopment opportunity at 26 West Main Street in Avon, Connecticut. Located in the heart of Avon, the property measures 1.7 acres on Route 44 just east of the town center. Concept plans include approximately 60 multi-family units and some retail space in this Commercial - Specialized zone. The town recognizes the parcel as especially

100 Nod Way is a 9.26-acre parcel located near the heart of Avon, and directly across from the Blue Fox Run Golf Course on the Farmington River. Previous plans submitted for approvals on 42 multi-family and 13 single family homes as an affordable housing project, the site is also ideal for a senior housing development. 100-125 units feasible for an 8-30g project. The parcel is zoned agricultural,

This industrial 75.8-acre property consists of four parcels bound by New Britain Road and Route 9 in northern Berlin. The land is appraised by the town at approximately $900,000, and offered at only $595,000 for a quick sale. Two of four lots are small access drives off New Britain Road leading to railroad crossings into the property. The northern access is adjacent to McDonald's, while the