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Whether relocating your office or renewing the lease at your current location, you should be making a well-researched, informed decision. Every aspect of this decision should be analyzed beforehand including the impact of a move on your employees, especially their commute. Companies must attract and retain valuable employees to survive. Consider the positive or negative impact an office move will have from an employee’s perspective.

The Cribari Bridge is more than a crossing over the Saugatuck River—it’s a piece of Westport history. Discover the story behind this local landmark, its connection to the community, and why it continues to capture the attention of residents and visitors.

The Stamford Marriott Hotel & Spa is entering a new chapter as part of a mixed-use redevelopment plan. Discover what the partial residential conversion could mean for downtown Stamford, housing demand, and the continued evolution of one of Connecticut’s largest business districts.

Frank Pepe’s legendary coal-fired apizza continues to earn national recognition nearly a century after opening in New Haven. Explore the history, tradition, and enduring appeal that have helped make Pepe’s one of America’s most celebrated pizza destinations.

Two Fairfield County favorites earned statewide recognition at the Connecticut CRAZIES Awards. Discover why Darien’s L’Ostal and Norwalk’s Bar Bushido are attracting attention, and how local restaurants continue to enhance the character and appeal of communities throughout the region.

Circle Comedy has found a new home at Norwalk’s Laurel Athletic Club, bringing weekly stand-up performances to one of the city’s unique gathering places. Discover how local entertainment venues continue to enhance Norwalk’s vibrant community, cultural offerings, and quality of life.

The sale of four office buildings at Merritt 7 Corporate Park marks a significant investment in Norwalk’s commercial real estate market. Explore what the transaction means for the future of the campus, office leasing activity, and continued growth along the Route 7 corridor.

For the first time in decades, a portion of Manresa Island is expected to reopen to the public. Learn how the Manresa Wilds project will restore natural habitats, improve public access, and transform a long-closed section of Norwalk’s waterfront.

Garden Catering continues its Connecticut growth with new locations planned for Shelton and Darien. Explore how one of the state’s most recognizable restaurant brands is expanding its footprint while contributing to local business activity, job creation, and community investment across Fairfield County.

The Fairfield University Economic Impact reaches an estimated $1.24 billion annually, extending far beyond the classroom. Discover how the university supports thousands of jobs, drives economic activity, attracts investment, and strengthens the business community throughout Fairfield County and Connecticut.

Fairfield County Hotels have earned recognition among New England’s finest, showcasing the region’s appeal to business and leisure travelers alike. Discover how award-winning hospitality properties contribute to tourism, economic activity, and Fairfield County’s reputation as one of Connecticut’s premier destinations.

  A recent Stamford Advocate article reported that construction is set to begin this fall on a 57-unit housing complex

The Fresh Market, Stew Leonard’s and Wegmans earned national recognition in USA Today’s 2025 grocery rankings. Here’s what their success says about Fairfield County’s retail market.

John Hannigan is not only the co-founder and principal of Choyce Peterson, Inc. (www.choycepeterson.com), a full service commercial real estate brokerage and consulting firm, he is also a committed volunteer with the Saint Joseph Parenting Center (SJPC). Hanngian’s leadership was recently recognized at SJPC’s annual benefit dinner where Hannigan and his wife, Joan, received the Catherine A. Klie award which is given to volunteers who exemplify the characteristics of the founder of the original Saint Joseph Parenting Center in Akron, OH. They are passionate about making a difference in the world of child abuse prevention. They are willing to give of their time in support of programs that work towards breaking the cycle of child abuse and neglect, and they understand the importance of working with parents in an effort to protect the children.

Choyce Peterson, Inc., a full-service commercial real estate firm, has completed lease negotiations on behalf of L’Amy America (L’Amy) for a total of 32,432 s/f. John Hannigan, principal of Choyce Peterson, represented L’Amy for their new 5,016 s/f headquarters lease at 2 Corporate Dr. and renewal of their 27,416 s/f warehouse lease at 65 Trap Falls Rd.