Toll Brothers Starts Sales for Rivington Landing Condos
The 25-unit Danbury condominium complex offers new housing options for local residents on a historic redevelopment site.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Commercial
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Toll Brothers has officially begun sales for Rivington Landing, a new 25-unit condominium complex in Danbury. The project is part of a massive residential redevelopment replacing the former Union Carbide headquarters campus.
Why it matters
The project serves as a major milestone in the 550-acre transformation of a historically significant corporate site into a residential hub. These new homes aim to address evolving housing needs for local families, seniors, and professionals.
Rivington Landing features 25 units ranging from 1,135 to 1,373 square feet, with prices currently starting at $489,000 and reaching $587,000. These are positioned alongside the existing Regency at Rivington, where home prices currently range from $920,000 to $1.3 million.
The players
Toll Brothers
A national luxury home builder with a significant role in developing residential communities across the country.
Union Carbide
The former corporate occupant of the 550-acre Danbury campus that transitioned away from the site in 2001.
The details
The new condominium building is one phase of a long-term plan that involves constructing more than 1,100 homes at the site. Residents at Rivington Landing gain access to shared amenities developed for the larger parcel, including a 15,000-square-foot clubhouse, swimming pools, and sports courts. The site is situated near major transit routes like I-84 and I-684 to facilitate commuting.
Timeline
1983: Union Carbide moves 3,000 employees to the headquarters campus.
2001: Union Carbide vacates the property, leaving occupancy at 10 percent.
2016-2026: The site undergoes intensive redevelopment focused on residential use.
October 2026: Toll Brothers commences official condo sales at Rivington Landing.
The Home Front
The Rivington Landing project represents a significant shift in land use for the region as former corporate campuses are converted for residential living. This trend aligns with regional planning efforts to increase housing density on underutilized commercial property.
Prospective buyers should review the current site map to determine unit placement relative to the shared clubhouse and sports courts. Interested households should contact their real estate professional to schedule a tour of the current inventory and review the project's long-term phasing.
The takeaway
This development marks a new chapter for the formerly industrial campus by integrating multi-family housing with extensive shared amenities. Potential residents can track the progress of the broader 1,100-home expansion plan to evaluate the long-term character of the surrounding neighborhood.
Further reading
For more on large-scale development projects, see the Commercial section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Hartfort Courant.
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