Investor vs Mayor in Hartford | Hartford News

Shlomo Sarot, a New York-based real estate investor, is doubling down on Hartford despite the mayor’s fiery criticism—after dropping $3.82 million on two apartment buildings just weeks after a flood and fire displaced dozens of tenants. While the city accuses him of limited progress on housing violations, Sarot insists he’s fixing up aging properties and cooperating with officials, even offering tenant relocation options. With 198 apartments now under his ownership across five buildings, he’s betting on Hartford’s economic rebound—even as the mayor vows to keep pushing back.

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