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An Infusion of Energy in Yale's Backyard
Downtown New Haven has been transformed over the last five years from Yale's mundane backyard into a vibrant neighborhood of shops, theaters and restaurants. Read More

A City With a Rep
New Haven has long been known as the seat of the thinking person's theater, a lofty cultural bearing that survived the city's long period of neglect and is thriving anew as the city rebounds. Read More

New Haven Small-Scale Approach To Urban Revitalization Creates A New Vibrancy
Eamonn Edge knew he wanted to move to a new city after graduating from college a few years ago.The challenge was finding one that could provide enough urban life to keep him entertained and still be manageable. Edge found what he wanted in New Haven. Read More

It'll Grow on You: known as the Elm City, Connecticut coastal town enjoys a big city feel

Founded in 1638 , this coastal community is recognized worldwide as the home of Yale University. Yet the "Elm City" holds other claims to fame. When its founding fathers arrived from England, they laid out nine squares and a central common, creating the country's first planned municipality. Read More

Million Dollar "Soho" Lofts Open Near Green

If you feel like you're in Tribeca, we've done a good job, said developer John Wareck, whose Christie Wareck Company has taken on the project of turning the old Simons Jewelers Building and J. Johnson & Sons department store, which have stood 10 years vacant at Church and Center streets, into 13 arty lofts ranging from 1,800 to 3,500 square feet. Read More