New England Construction 
Recent Posts
- Gov. Patrick to Cut Tolls in Mass.
- Western MA Projects Will Soon Go Out to Bid
- Gov. Deval Patrick Talks About Border Tolls
- Rhode Island has $1.3 Billion Shortfall for Bridges and Roads
- New Report Evaluates Rhode Island's Roads and Bridges
- $250 Million Line of Credit to Large-Scale Construction Projects
- L.L. Bean's New Hunting & Fishing Store Receives LEED Silver Certification
- Building and Land Tech Leads Mixed-Use Project
- Massachusetts Governor Deval L. Patrick Signs Three New Construction Bills
- Connecticut State Department Of Public Works Signs Purchase Agreement
Recent Comments
- fonki christian ndeh on Students Receive Scholarships From Trade Unions and Employers
- fonki christian ndeh on Students Receive Scholarships From Trade Unions and Employers
- fonki christian ndeh on Students Receive Scholarships From Trade Unions and Employers
Most Commented On
Archives
- November 2008
- October 2008
- September 2008
- August 2008
- July 2008
- June 2008
- May 2008
- April 2008
- March 2008
Blog
Link This | Email this | Blog This | Comments (0)
Building and Land Tech Leads Mixed-Use Project
Stamford, CT:-Building and Land Technology is leading the development of the 80-acre mixed-use project and recapitalizing $200 million for its completion. The company, along with Lubert-Adler, are providing the expansion capital equity. Building and Land Technology is taking the lead as the project moves through its development phase, although Antares Investment Partners still remains a part of the project. Carl Kuehner, President and CEO of Building and Land Technology, said recently that the $200 million is "existing debt" for some of the vertical construction on the site--the hotel, apartment building and two office buildings. Building and Land Technology is anticipating to deliver the first building by August of 2009 and to begin leasing up the space over the next few weeks.
Building and Land Tech Leads Mixed-Use Project
September 4, 2008
Stamford, CT:-Building and Land Technology is leading the development of the 80-acre mixed-use project and recapitalizing $200 million for its completion. The company, along with Lubert-Adler, are providing the expansion capital equity. Building and Land Technology is taking the lead as the project moves through its development phase, although Antares Investment Partners still remains a part of the project. Carl Kuehner, President and CEO of Building and Land Technology, said recently that the $200 million is "existing debt" for some of the vertical construction on the site--the hotel, apartment building and two office buildings. Building and Land Technology is anticipating to deliver the first building by August of 2009 and to begin leasing up the space over the next few weeks. Posted by Joanne Ray on September 4, 2008 | Comments (0)
Industries: Building Construction
Advertisement
 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| |||
Advertisements
ALSO BY THIS PUBLICATION
New England Construction - Current Issue
SUBSCRIBE TO MAGAZINE