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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.

Circulent Relocates Headquarters to 800 Connecticut Ave., Norwalk

Lease Signed For Nearly 86,000 Square Feet in Norwalk Office Complex; One of the Largest This Year

The administration of Gov. Dannel Malloy has begun some key initiatives to stimulate the state’s economy and encourage business growth, but some members of a panel gathered by a Connecticut business association questioned whether it is enough.

Charlene S. O’Connell has joined the brokerage team as vice president after nearly four years spearheading the firm’s marketing and operations. O’Connell brings with her 15 years of experience in banking and will be responsible for generating real estate solutions for companies in both Fairfield and Westchester counties.

Larger companies are paying more attention than ever to the wellness of their employees, including considerations for air quality and light according to John Hannigan, principle of Norwalk-based Choyce Peterson which focuses on tenant representation in commercial real estate.

In the second half of last year, Greenwich and Norwalk registered declines in the vacancy rates in major office buildings within their markets, according to a new study, while Stamford saw a slight increase.

It was a tale of two Connecticut office buildings in the past month, with a former Royal Bank of Scotland building achieving nearly full occupancy with a pair of new leases, and Stamford’s mammoth UBS building finally landing an initial tenant after the Swiss bank’s move across the street into what is now RBS’ main office in Connecticut.

OperationsInc, which helps employers establish human resources policies and training programs, is moving its headquarters.