Subway co-founder’s relative buys Connecticut warehouse for $6.75 million, plans renovation

A relative of the late Subway co-founder and philanthropist Peter Buck has bought a prominent Danbury warehouse that had remained in another local family for three generations. The buyer, using the company name Swampfield LLC, purchased the former Dandy Foods property on Mill Plain Road for $6.75 million in March 2025 and plans to invest another $1.8 million in renovations. The project includes a new 10,000-square-foot office building, according to Hearst Connecticut Media’s News-Times and New Haven Register. Read more details about it,as per the reports,here:A property changes handsThe 4.8-acre warehouse site was developed by entrepreneur Albert Salame and remained in his family for three generations. After Salame’s death in 2023, his family began selling parts of his local real estate portfolio, including the Dandy Foods property. Swampfield LLC completed the purchase in March 2025. The company is connected to a private member of the Buck family, whose philanthropic and land conservation investments are managed through PCW Management Center in Mystic.Ben Benoit, president of PCW Management Center, said in the reports that the long-term plan is for the building to remain a warehou...