Neither PS nor Norris Beggs & Simpson, the brokerage firm representing Hartford, CT-based Talcott, would release information regarding the transaction. A spokeswoman for NBS tells GlobeSt.com "a press release about that will go out Monday." Eileen Newkirk, a locally based vice president with PS, did not return a phone call seeking comment.

Chris Johnson, the broker with NBS that has been marketing the property since the spring with partner Gene Bentley, told GlobeSt.com a few weeks back that PS Business Parks had pulled out of the purchase and that Talcott had taken the property off the market. He did not return calls yesterday seeking further comment.

All told, Cornell Oaks is a 118-acre master planned business park with 11 flex-office buildings, two conventional office buildings, two owner-occupied corporate headquarters, three hotels, three restaurants, daycare and a service station. The actual sale, originally marketed for $105.5 million, included the 11 flex-office buildings, one of the conventional ones, and 24 acres of undeveloped land capable of supporting another 563,000 sf of flex-office space.