New Haven's listed supply is concentrated in a single property — Connecticut Financial Center on Church Street — which holds all 8 available office units. A one-building market changes the nature of the search: a tenant in New Haven compares floors, orientations and sublease terms inside one tower instead of weighing districts against each other, and availability moves one suite at a time.
Units in New Haven range from 5 m² to 72 m², with the median at 24 m². Twenty-four square metres is a three- to four-desk room, so the stock is calibrated for professional practices, satellite offices and project teams; a requirement above 72 m² has no match in the current 8-unit set and would need to wait for a floor to come back to market.
Church Street puts all 8 New Haven units in the downtown core beside the Green, within walking distance of the courts, the financial and legal tenants clustered around them and the university and hospital district that anchors local employment. The practical effect is that the entire shortlist shares one commute, one parking arrangement and one set of ground-floor amenities — in New Haven the variables are the suites themselves, not the location.