O,R&L Commercial Closed Two Connecticut Property Sales
The firm facilitated the sale of an industrial flex building and a retail site totaling $3.377 million.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Commercial
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O,R&L Commercial recently finalized the sale of two distinct commercial properties in Connecticut. The deals included an industrial flex facility in Pomfret and a retail investment site located in Berlin.
Why it matters
These transactions reflect active movement in the Connecticut commercial real estate sector as businesses reposition their physical footprints. The sales highlight both industrial expansion and ongoing demand for occupied retail investment properties.
The 368 Killingly Rd. industrial site in Pomfret sold for $852,500, offering 10,000 square feet on 2.3 acres. Meanwhile, the 21,200-square-foot retail property at 892-900 Farmington Ave. in Berlin fetched $2.525 million.
The players
O,R&L Commercial
This is a commercial real estate firm that provides brokerage and facility services across Connecticut.
Phoenix Energy Supply
This company provides energy services and acquired the industrial property on Killingly Road for operational expansion.
Yalesville Properties LLC
This investment entity acquired the retail property located on Farmington Avenue in Berlin.
The details
Phoenix Energy Supply acquired the Pomfret industrial building to expand its operations, following the departure of former occupant Paquette Electric. The Berlin retail center remains fully leased to three tenants: Dollar General, Lava Salon, and Cyclone Home Systems.
Timeline
Paquette Electric vacated the Pomfret location in November 2025.
O,R&L Commercial completed both sales transactions in October 2026.
Roadmap
This activity underscores the continued demand for industrial flex buildings, which remain a primary target for companies seeking to scale logistics operations. It also reflects a broader trend of steady capital flow into established retail centers that maintain high occupancy rates.
Local business owners in Pomfret may see increased activity at the Killingly Road site as Phoenix Energy Supply begins operations. Berlin residents can expect business as usual at the Farmington Avenue retail site, as all three current tenants remain in place.
The takeaway
Commercial property sales of this nature demonstrate the liquidity of well-positioned industrial and retail assets in the state. Investors and business owners should monitor local zoning and commercial listing activity to identify similar growth opportunities.
Further reading
For more news on regional market activity, visit the Connecticut Commercial section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Nerej.
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