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HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM | SEPTEMBER 7, 2026 7 DE AL WATCH | BUYERS & SELLERS © 2011 BlueScope Buildings North America, Inc. All rights reserved. Butler Manufacturing ™ is a division of BlueScope Buildings North America, Inc. www.borghesibuilding.com | 860.482.7613 2155 East Main Street, Torrington, CT 06790 e Best Compliment is a Repeat Customer FEATURED: ADAM EQUIPMENT "Building Ideas that Work" ORIGINAL 2016 REFRESHED 2026 BUILT FOR LONG LIFE AND LOW MAINTENANCE. REALISTIC. PRACTICAL. The former Guida dairy processing plant at 433 Park St. in New Britain. Contributed Photo | Newmark PLAINVILLE Americold Realty Trust is marketing for sale its vacant, 329,199-square-foot automated cold-storage facility at 24 Northwest Drive in Plainville. The property was developed to store and distribute frozen products for the Northeast grocery brands of Ahold Delhaize USA, including Stop & Shop and Hannaford. Americold listed the facility after ending its lease agreement with Ahold Delhaize subsidiary ADUSA Distribution. CBRE is marketing the property individually or with a similar Ameri- cold facility in Pennsylvania. No asking price was disclosed. AVON A 25.5-acre development site along Route 44 at the Canton- Avon town line has been listed for $6.29 million. The property includes three adjoining parcels at 2 and 3 Albany Turnpike in Canton and 29 West Avon Road in Avon. Limited liability compa- nies controlled by Peter, Andrew and James Rose own the parcels. Peter Rose is president of East Gran- by-based Talcott View Development. Amodio & Co. Real Estate is marketing the site for poten- tial commercial, residential or mixed-use development. WALLINGFORD Avon-based Honeycomb Real Estate Partners paid $4.2 million for a shuttered Wallingford nursing home it plans to convert into 66 affordable apartments. The 62,160-square-foot former Quin- nipiac Valley Center sits on 11.5 acres at 55 Kondracki Lane. The 180-bed facility closed in 2022. Honeycomb is partnering with Montagno Construction, which is investing in the project and serving as general contractor. The approx- imately $14 million conversion is expected to take 11 to 12 months. The apartments will be reserved for households earning no more than 60% of the area median income. BLOOMFIELD Bloomfield is seeking a developer to redevelop six properties at the center of town, with proposals due Sept. 15. The town's master plan envisions 195 to 260 apartments and town- houses, 65,000 to 75,000 square feet of retail space, two restaurants and about 825 parking spaces. The redevelopment area includes the town-owned green and five privately owned properties. Bloomfield could use state grant funding to acquire some parcels. Applicants must demonstrate immediate access to as much as $15 million in capital. MANCHESTER A 26,802-square-foot Dave & Buster's property at 100 Buckland Hills Drive in Manchester sold twice within two weeks. Namdar Realty Group and Mason Asset Management sold the property to Dave & Buster's Inc. for $7.56 million on July 30. Dave & Buster's then sold it Aug. 10 for $13.76 million to Princeton, New Jersey-based Essential Properties Realty Trust while signing a 20-year lease with extension options. The building, constructed in 2014, sits on 7.34 acres at the Shoppes at Buckland Hills. Former Guida dairy plant included in $15.5M New Britain portfolio D airy Farmers of America is seeking about $15.5 million for the former Guida dairy plant and seven other New Britain properties totaling 19.18 acres. The Newmark-listed portfolio includes the 123,403-square-foot plant at 433 Park St., two apartment buildings and several industrial prop- erties. Kansas-based Dairy Farmers of America closed the plant this summer, eliminating 205 jobs. Newmark Executive Managing Director Matt Armstrong said prospec- tive buyers have already toured the properties and submitted offers. The sites are available in groups, with the former plant primarily marketed to food and beverage manufacturers.