Commercial Real Estate Success Stories
Choyce Peterson’s commercial real estate success stories showcase completed transactions, lease negotiations, tenant representation assignments, investment sales, and strategic advisory engagements throughout Connecticut, New York, and across the United States.
Office Condo at 85 Washington Street, Unit 1F Sold to Owner-Occupant Hondo Holdings in Downtown South Norwalk
The sale of 85 Washington Street, Unit 1F, represents a significant milestone for the South Norwalk commercial real estate market. This transaction not only underscores the continued demand for high-quality,
Shelton, CT Office & Warehouse Lease Negotiation for L’Amy America
When L’Amy America’s leases were expiring, Choyce Peterson secured a strategic 32,432 sq ft renewal and relocation in Shelton, CT—consolidating its corporate headquarters and warehouse into a single, efficient footprint
Flex Space at 88 Long Hill Cross Road Leased to Corporate Mailing Services in Shelton
Choyce Peterson, Inc. recently represented Corporate Mailing Services (CMS) in the successful lease of a 6,708-square-foot flex space at 88 Long Hill Cross Road, Shelton, CT. This transaction brought together
Expanding a Physical Therapy Practice in Norwalk with Expert Tenant Representation
When CT Sports Physical Therapy & Wellness merged with Evolution Physical Therapy and Fitness, the combined practice needed more space to meet growing demand in the Norwalk community. With their
Osborne & Little, Inc. Renews US Headquarters Lease in Stamford, CT
Choyce Peterson, Inc. announced the completion of lease negotiations on behalf of Osborne & Little, Inc., world-renown luxury fabric and wall coverings manufacturer, to renew its 14,930 square foot (SF)
Choyce Peterson Negotiates 8,611 SF in Headquarters Relocations in Stamford and Norwalk, CT
Choyce Peterson, Inc. has concluded lease negotiations on behalf of Reed’s Inc., a publicly-traded craft beverage manufacturing company, for their 5,154 s/f headquarters office at 501 Merritt 7. Choyce Peterson