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8 HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM | OCTOBER 30, 2023 DEAL WATCH | BUYERS & SELLERS Building Ideas That Work... Contact us at 860.482.7613 or visit us at BorghesiBuilding.com 2155 East Main Street Torrington, Connecticut 06790 © 2011 BlueScope Buildings North America, Inc. All rights reserved. Butler Manufacturing ™ is a division of BlueScope Buildings North America, Inc. Whether you are a manufacturer or distributor, Borghesi Building & Engineering Co., Inc. will guide you to provide the best solution for your facility. Providing quality and reliability with design and energy efficient construction. With over 80 years of experience our processes will help your dream to be realized. ATLANTIC STAR NAPOLI FOODS WHOLE FOODS More units planned for massive Middletown multifamily development A New-Jersey based devel- oper building a massive Middletown multifamily housing complex with more than 400 planned apartments, is looking to add another 72 units to the project. Bob Dale and Newfield Residen- tial LLC already had plans approved by the city Planning and Zoning Commission for 15 multifamily build- ings with 414 units on two parcels totaling 50 acres of vacant land at 530-534 Newfield St. Those units will be built over two phases. Newfield's development team has submitted an application for a third phase, which would include an additional 72 units and parking on a 7.5-acre parcel, bringing the total number of residential units up to 486. The new lot, which Newfield recently purchased, is between the parcels where phases one and two are planned. Phase three will include two 36-unit, three-story buildings, a walking trail, and additional parking for 95 vehicles. Units will have a mix of one, two and three bedrooms. Buildings in phases one and two will be three and four stories, with anywhere from eight to 44 units each. The campus will also include three clubhouse buildings with a great room, outdoor grilling area, fitness center, swimming pool, pickleball courts and other recreational spaces. A rendering of the Newfield residential development in Middletown. RENDERING | CONTRIBUTED FARMINGTON A New York multifamily investor and operator has paid $18.77 million for a 101-unit apartment complex on nearly 12 acres in Farmington. Mystic Property Management Inc., of Stamford, sold the Centen- nial Apartments at 5 Spring Lane to Elmsford, New York-based Paredim Partners. Mystic Property Management bought the property in 2015 for $7.5 million. It hosts two clusters of apart- ment buildings. One has nine, 4,778-square-foot buildings hosting six to eight apartment units each. These were built between 1995 and 2000. This cluster also includes a single, three-unit building completed in 1950, and a 714-square-foot common building erected in 1985. A second cluster features two, 14,072-square-foot buildings with 14 units each, and one 11,184-square- foot building of 11 units. All three date to 1987. GLASTONBURY & SOUTH WINDSOR Amazon has opened two new distribution centers in Greater Hartford, in Glastonbury and South Windsor, after scaling back an aggressive expansion strategy last year. The e-commerce giant said it opened the warehouses ahead of the busy holiday gift-giving season. Together, they employ about 250 full- and part-time employees. Amazon's 105,000-square-foot warehouse at 35 National Drive in Glastonbury opened on Aug. 30. Built in 1973, the facility was renovated in 2021 and is now 100% leased to Amazon. The property is owned by Winstanley Enterprises. In addition, Amazon opened in nearby South Windsor at 240 Ellington Road. The 182,000-square- foot facility was built on specula- tion by Indiana-based developer Scannell Properties. SHELTON A New Jersey-based real estate investment firm bought a muIti- building corporate park in Shelton for more than $7 million. The Shelton Technology Center has more than 113,000 square feet over three buildings at 30, 50 and 70-90 Ivy Brook Road. Eagleview Equities bought the property for $7.2 million from LNR Partners in a Sept. 26 deal. The portfolio was about 73% leased to national tenants, including Penguin Random House publishing, ADT security systems and Champion elevators. Eagleview also owns 20 Consti-