Several business news stories were making waves across Connecticut this week. One story involved a town with over 10,000 properties facing a tax increase of $16.50 to $18 per year for the next 30 years. A pizzeria with a 70-year history announced plans to move to a bigger location, while a popular thin-crust pizza franchise revealed it would be opening a new restaurant in March. Additionally, a new restaurant was unveiled with a section that had a “speakeasy” feel to it.
In a major commercial real estate deal worth $30 million, new owners purchased six properties and plan to invest in improvements. Meanwhile, a local resident expanded his restaurant portfolio with a unique setting in a nearby town. The variety of business developments and investments in the state indicate a promising outlook for economic growth. Press articles on these stories can be found on Patch for more information.
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