Grunberg Realty was formed to continue the real estate business ofFanny and Zvi Grunberg. For more than 40 years, the Grunberg family hasbeen engaged in the business of owning, managing, leasing, acquiringand repositioning commercial, residential and retail properties.

The Greater Hartford Arts Council hosts the second in a series of two"national arts forums." Part 2 of "Arts & Heritage: Climbing to theTop of the Urban Agenda," will be held Nov. 1 from 4 to 7 p.m. at theMark Twain House Museum in Hartford.

Grunberg Realty hopes to build on the success it has enjoyed inManhattan by establishing a strong presence in the re-emerging city ofHartford.

As Reported In The New England Real Estate Journal

As home buying in Greater Hartford soared in the past four years,purchases of area office buildings have been quietly gaining momentum.

Continuing interest in stable real estate assets combined with agenerally positive leasing market helped to stimulate Hartford'sinvestment sales market in the first quarter of 2005

Judy Weinstein of the Greater Hartford Arts Council lip-syncs to "Ain'tToo Proud To Beg" Monday during the kickoff of "Arts Week at 280Trumbull" in Hartford.

Conn. Convention Center to provide dramatic setting

National Cooperative Bank (NCB) has inked a five-year deal to lease3,000 square feet of space on the 23rd floor of 280 Trumbull St., theoffice tower purchased by New York-based Grunberg Realty last year.

Sales of prime office properties in Greater Hartford in 2004 farsurpassed forecasts, as buyers saw opportunity in a region that has aredeveloping capital city at its center.