It was nice to see this article today from the Advocate. Some developers have plans to build a hotel on Harbor Point. Finnaly there appears to be some progress in developing Stamford’s coastline. I found this one quote particularity interesting:

Customer demand for waterfront hotels is high because Connecticut has fewer than 10 such properties,” said Susan Henrique, vice president of sales and marketing for the Norwalk-based Coastal Fairfield Convention & Visitor Bureau.

How is it that the state has only 10 waterfront hotels?? New Jersey must have at least 100 (albeit a lot of crummy ones). I wonder what has kept developers from building properties on the Long Island Sound before…

It appears the developers have plans to make this more than just hotel, but literly transform the area to a dining and shopping destination.

“Our dreams of redeveloping Harbor Point into a destination for living, dining, working and shopping are starting to come alive,” said James Cabrera, co-founder and managing partner of Antares Investment Partners, which has offices in Stamford and Greenwich.

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