Beth Barton Quoted in New England Real Estate Journal Article on Economic Drivers for Central Connecticut

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Beth Barton is quoted on recent Connecticut brownfields legislation in an article, "Metro Hartford - Where planning meets opportunity," that appears in the February 17-23 edition of the New England Real Estate Journal. Beth comments on Connecticut's new Brownfields Remediation and Revitalization Program, observing that it "offers liability relief and additional incentives geared to get these properties cleaned up, generating jobs and paying property taxes."

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