Connecticut (CT) Operators of Nonresidential Buildings Companies
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- Fairfield1893
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- New Haven979
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- Auditorium and Hall Operation19
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- Insurance Building Operation1
- Lessors of Piers, Docks, Associated Buildings and Facilities2
- Neighborhood Shopping Centers (30,000-100,000 Sq. Ft.)2
- Office Buildings and Parks1473
- Operators of Nonresidential Buildings1715
- Property Operation, Auditoriums and Theaters7
- Property Operation, Retail Establishment43
- Shopping Centers and Malls89
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