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.
Off-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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The Boston/New England District Council of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) announced that it has brought on Tim Moore as its new Manager. In his role, Moore will oversee events and programming for ULI Boston/New England, including the regional Technical Assistance Panel (TAP) program.
Read MoreNew Britain has a temporary pop up table tennis hall courtesy of Blue Haus Group and Mutual Housing Association of Greater Hartford
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Blue Haus Group and local musician John Fazio Jr. join to create a local singer/songwriter showcase. Read more here
What better way to pass the time than with a stimulating event that won't cost a dollar? In and around Danbury, CT this summer (2021) this will not be difficult to find. These are some of the areas best and most cost effective "if it's free, it's for me" events.
Read MoreA temporary, winter farmers market pop-up will fill a vacant storefront in downtown Hartford on several upcoming weekends.
As Hartford continues to grow, it is imperative that our elected leaders engage in open dialogue with property owners, developers, and real estate brokers…
“Maybe I’m a little brainwashed now, but after speaking with Tim Moore, he’s reinforced that people like interaction, and they get that in a downtown environment,” the developer said.
The City Council hired Moore’s Blue Haus Group, a promotion, marketing and real estate company that takes unused spaces and works to turn them into places to attract visitors, usually in the center of a city or town.
Mayor Elinor C. Carbone and Economic Development Coordinator Rista Malanca said they believe Blue Haus Group, a Hartford-based private real estate and economic development firm, can be a key player in revitalizing downtown.
Read MoreIn an ongoing effort to revitalize downtown in the face of COVID-19, City Council members Monday voted to hire Hartford-based Blue Haus Group, an economic development and real estate company, to draw people downtown.
Read MoreIn the wake of COVID, people are searching for connections. Between quarantine, remote work, and distance learning, there’s an opportunity to provide a space that is designed for this new normal. Enter the wiDistrict, short for wireless district in Hartford, Connecticut.
Read MoreTimothy Moore recalls being driven around the neighborhoods of West Hartford as a kid, and his grandmother assuring him that those were the homes of the doctors and the dentists. You needed money to live there, she told him.
Read MoreAs the US wades further into the belly of coronavirus uncertainty with numbers still on the rise, one thing seems to be happening with some amount of speed - folks are beginning to reconsider where they live, especially if you live in a big city.
Read MoreShelbourne continues partnership with Blue Haus Group to develop new ways to increase foot traffic on the south end of Pratt Street.
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