Connecticut's Housing Initiatives, Shelton Developments, and Texas Industrial Expansion

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In this episode, Steve Hamoen begins with an introduction to Connecticut's new office-to-residential conversion legislation, exploring its potential impact on the real estate landscape. He discusses the incentives and criticisms surrounding the initiative, as well as Governor Lamont's broader housing goals. The episode transitions to developments and land purchases in Shelton, Connecticut, including plans for Woodspring Suites. Steve then shifts focus to retail trends and mixed-use projects in Los Angeles, followed by an analysis of office space trends and suburban vacancies in Chicago. The discussion concludes with Lovett Industrial's expansion and ongoing projects in Texas, before Steve wraps up with his closing remarks and gratitude to listeners.

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