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If you own commercial property, what gets your attention first: a nearby sale or a new property hitting the market?Both ...
09/17/2026

If you own commercial property, what gets your attention first: a nearby sale or a new property hitting the market?

Both can offer clues about value, demand and competition.

Our August 2026 Lower Main Ave Hyper Local report surveys 93 buildings totaling more than 2 million square feet. It combines current for-sale inventory with five years of neighborhood sales activity to provide owners with a closer look at their immediate market.

Tell us what you watch—or contact Scott Peterson for a confidential review of your property.

📞 203-810-4031
✉️ [email protected]

Looking to own your office instead of continuing to pay rent?Now available for sale at 22–24 East Avenue in downtown New...
09/16/2026

Looking to own your office instead of continuing to pay rent?

Now available for sale at 22–24 East Avenue in downtown New Canaan, this bright 1,614-square-foot office condominium features private offices, a glass-enclosed conference room, reception and open work areas, abundant natural light and shared on-site parking.

Unit 21 is offered at $640,000 and will be delivered vacant—giving a new owner the opportunity to occupy and customize the space for their business.

See photos and complete property details: https://bit.ly/4A9fuHp

For an offering memorandum or private tour, contact Scott Peterson at 203-810-4031 or [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).

What is happening in the commercial real estate market immediately surrounding your property?Citywide and countywide sta...
09/15/2026

What is happening in the commercial real estate market immediately surrounding your property?

Citywide and countywide statistics provide helpful context, but conditions can look very different from one neighborhood to the next. A Hyper-Local Commercial Real Estate Report offers a closer look at nearby availabilities, asking rents, property sales, competing buildings and market trends.

Learn what these reports can tell property owners, tenants and investors—and how to request one for an area in Stamford, Norwalk, New Canaan, Westport or Fairfield 👉 https://bit.ly/4A305s5

Explore 50 Washington Street in Norwalk, CT 📍Picture your team working in a renovated high-rise just steps from cafés ☕,...
09/14/2026

Explore 50 Washington Street in Norwalk, CT 📍

Picture your team working in a renovated high-rise just steps from cafés ☕, boutiques 🛍️, and the Metro-North station 🚆. The heart of South Norwalk’s dining and business district is calling!

Our latest Building Guide shows why 50 Washington Street in Norwalk, CT is a prime choice: from its rooftop lounge and fitness center to easy highway access and a walkable neighborhood.

Dive into the full Building Guide and see what makes this location stand out 👉 https://bit.ly/46drTfJ

(Please note Choyce Peterson represents tenants and not the owner of 50 Washington Street.)

Commercial property owners in Norwalk: Do you know how your property compares with others in the neighborhood?Our August...
09/10/2026

Commercial property owners in Norwalk: Do you know how your property compares with others in the neighborhood?

Our August 2026 Hyper Local report covers 88 buildings totaling 1,771,248 square feet in the Belden Ave / Wall St / West Ave area. It includes the properties currently offered for sale and a look at sales volume over the past five years.

For a confidential review of your property and its position in the local market, contact Scott Peterson at 203-810-4031 or [email protected].

When does 2+2=5? Sometimes, it happens when you lease office space.A lower rental rate does not necessarily mean a lower...
09/09/2026

When does 2+2=5? Sometimes, it happens when you lease office space.

A lower rental rate does not necessarily mean a lower total cost. Floor-plan inefficiencies, circulation requirements and building loss factors can significantly increase the amount of rentable square footage a tenant must lease.

Before choosing an office based on price per square foot, it’s important to understand how much functional space you are actually getting—and what you will pay over the full lease term.
Our latest blog post breaks down the hidden math behind commercial office leasing costs in Fairfield and Westchester counties.

Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/3UvtFWO

Explore Office Space at 300 First Stamford Place in Stamford, CT 📍Thinking about relocating your office or expanding you...
09/08/2026

Explore Office Space at 300 First Stamford Place in Stamford, CT 📍

Thinking about relocating your office or expanding your business? Discover why 300 First Stamford Place remains a popular corporate destination with outstanding commuter access, nearby restaurants, hotels, and convenient on-site amenities.

Read our complete Building Guide 👉 https://bit.ly/4wZqPa0



Disclaimer: Choyce Peterson represents tenants, not the owner of 300 First Stamford Place.

This Labor Day, we celebrate the hard work and dedication of the people who help our businesses and communities thrive.W...
09/07/2026

This Labor Day, we celebrate the hard work and dedication of the people who help our businesses and communities thrive.

Wishing our clients, colleagues and friends a safe and relaxing holiday!

Happy Labor Day from Choyce Peterson!Today, we celebrate the hard work and dedication of the people who keep our busines...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from Choyce Peterson!

Today, we celebrate the hard work and dedication of the people who keep our businesses and communities moving forward. We hope our clients, colleagues and friends enjoy a safe, relaxing and well-deserved holiday.

The proposed redevelopment of 2 Greenwich Avenue in Greenwich, CT is raising a complex question: How can a community acc...
09/03/2026

The proposed redevelopment of 2 Greenwich Avenue in Greenwich, CT is raising a complex question: How can a community accommodate modern commercial and residential needs without losing the architectural character that helped make its downtown successful?

The preliminary proposal would replace three historic buildings with new mixed-use construction featuring ground-floor retail and 14 residential units. Supporters of preservation, meanwhile, point to the buildings’ distinctive architecture, prominent location and long history of serving Greenwich businesses and residents.

Choyce Peterson Principal John Hannigan shares his perspective on the commercial value of landmark properties—and the structural, regulatory and financial challenges that can accompany their preservation.

Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/3SH7qwC

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