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A curated index of 20,216 CRE market research reports from the major institutional publishers — filterable by asset class, market and publisher. Editorial Family-Office interpretation layer is rolling out report-by-report.
Connecticut · Editorial Lens
Connecticut sits inside the Family Office Live research desk's US coverage as one of fifty state-level investment surfaces. The reports below capture how the major institutional publishers view commercial real estate across Connecticut, structured for family offices weighing co-GP, direct and LP exposure across multifamily, industrial, retail, hospitality and land.
Showing Family Office Briefings with a LP angle — each card surfaces how a family office could deploy capital in that market.
13 reports
Page 1 / 1- NewmarkApr 29, 2026
Fairfield County Office Market Report 1Q26
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office would involve committing capital to a fund focused on well-located office properties with potential for alternative uses.
- Marcus & MillichapApr 17, 2026
New Haven-Fairfield County Self-Storage Market Report - 2026 Investment Outlook
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office involves committing capital to a sponsor's fund focused on self-storage investments.
- CBREApr 10, 2026
Hartford County Office Figures Q1 2026
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office would involve committing capital to a local sponsor's fund focused on Hartford office investments.
- CBREApr 10, 2026
Hartford Industrial Figures Q1 2026
LP:Family offices may also consider passive LP commitments in established funds focused on Hartford's industrial assets.
- CBREApr 8, 2026
Fairfield County Office Figures Q1 2026
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office would involve committing capital to a sponsor's fund focused on Fairfield County office assets.
- Marcus & MillichapMar 25, 2026
New Haven-Fairfield County Retail Market Report - 1Q 2026
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office would involve committing to a fund that targets retail properties with strong backfilling potential.
- Marcus & MillichapFeb 11, 2026
New Haven-Fairfield County Office Market Report - 1Q 2026
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office would involve committing to a fund that targets office properties in both counties.
- Marcus & MillichapJan 28, 2026
New Haven Multifamily Market Report - 1Q 2026
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a multifamily fund focused on the New Haven area, although this approach may limit control.
- NewmarkJan 21, 2026
Fairfield County Office Market Report 4Q25
LP:Family offices may also consider passive LP commitments in funds targeting value-add office investments.
- CBREJan 16, 2026
New Haven County Office Figures H2 2025
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office would involve committing capital to a local sponsor's fund focused on New Haven office properties.
- CBREJan 14, 2026
Hartford County Office Figures Q4 2025
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office would involve committing capital to a sponsor's fund focused on Hartford office investments.
- CBREJan 9, 2026
Fairfield County Office Figures Q4 2025
LP:The passive LP angle for a family office involves committing capital to a sponsor's fund focused on Fairfield County office assets.
- CBREJan 9, 2026
Hartford Industrial Figures Q4 2025
LP:As a passive LP, a family office could commit to a fund focused on Hartford industrial properties, gaining exposure without direct management responsibilities.
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