Growth by Design
Specializing in Small Business and Economic Development
Founded in 2015 Blue Haus Group is a private real estate and economic development firm with a focus on creating dynamic urban cores within secondary and tertiary markets.
We specialize in the creation and redevelopment of public spaces, neighborhood streetscapes, activations and pop-ups.
We work for real estate developers, government agencies, and non-profit organizations (and often a combination of the three) on revitalizing urban space and creating clean, safe, and active places that create value and stimulate economic development.
Small Business Is the life blood of local economies
Blue Haus Small Business provides innovative business development and marketing solutions for small and medium sized businesses in Hartford and New Haven.
ULI Boston/New England recently presented a forum on this strategy, assembling a panel of developers, architects, and City of Boston representatives for a program entitled “Evolving Downtown: Will Office to Residential Conversions Revive Boston’s Urban Center?”
Read MoreRetail property has had its reckoning with oversupply, and after decades of apocalyptic narratives, brick-and-mortar retail has emerged, well, in demand. Now it appears to be office’s turn, as post-pandemic hybrid work forces office property owners to reimagine their models.
Read MoreTim Moore, a manager at ULI Boston/New England, recently completed a 45-day trial of Deepblocks in search of the best tools on the market to optimize pro forma modeling and feasibility studies. Moore is interested in finding ways to reduce soft costs for developers in order to bring new housing and other real estate products to markets more easily.
Read MoreOff-Main Experience is a collaboration between RiseUP Group, a nonprofit community development and creative agency that has completed more than 30 mural projects with local artists, and Blue Haus Group, a private real estate and economic development firm.
Read MoreMoore said downtown restaurants and retailers will have to be more flexible moving forward. Downtown traffic has increased in recent months, but the unpredictability of it makes it difficult for small businesses to plan inventory and staffing. Understanding the flow of in-office hours in the city is important to businesses and economic development planners alike, Moore said.
Read More“It’s a great sense of community, it’s bringing everyone together and again, it’s a good family friendly event. There’s so much going on downtown for people to take advantage of right now. Just kind of make a nice trip downtown and enjoy everything we have to offer.”
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Blue Haus Group | Mentors Series: The first installment of the series is to recognize distinguished Hartford developer, Marc Levine.
Read MoreAs a real estate investor starting out, analyzing your opportunities can be challenging. Tim Moore discusses some metrics that may be helpful in determining the long term value of your investment.
Read MoreEntrepreneur and Blue Haus Group Founder Tim Moore was recently featured in the Forbes Magazine article "Eight Developing Trends That Can Impact Your Sales Processes".
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Entrepreneur and Blue Haus Group Founder Tim Moore was recently featured in the Forbes magazine article "Six Industries That Are Heating Up For New Biz Development Professionals".
Read MoreAs an individual, you virtually have an unlimited capacity to shape the world around you. Being the change you want in the world does not have to be a huge undertaking. It starts with small steps, done consistently. Tim Moore explains.
Read MoreDo graduates even possess this skill anymore? Do people truly make eye contact with you when you are having a conversation with them? DOES FACE TO FACE COMMUNICATION STILL EXIST!?
Read MoreThe world is dangerous but also beautiful, your outlook will affect your experience so be mindful of that
Read More3 things all new restaurant managers need to know before taking their first shift
Read MoreAs Companies Grow & Scale, They Fall Victim To Pursuing The New and Discarding The Old. Secret: They're Not Mutually Exclusive
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