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Posted: July 28, 2023

Conway Development and Palm Coast Capital arrange the development of new Tractor Supply location

North Conway, NH Matt Halprin, principal of Conway Development Partners, has arranged for the development of a new Tractor Supply location.

The location is at the roundabout off of North South Rd. directly  across from the new entrance to Settlers Green Outlets and Market Basket . This will be Tractor Supply’s 21st  store in New Hampshire.  

Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Tractor Supply has more than 2,150 stores nationally and is the  largest rural lifestyle retail store chain in the US. 

Conway Development Partners LLC acquired the land June 23, 2023. They are a division of New England Retail Properties, Inc. which was founded in 1987 as a shopping center brokerage and development company. They have been involved in more than 65 Tractor Supply stores expansion in New England and New York State.  

Matt Darling of Palm Coast Capital worked with Matt Halprin in obtaining all  entitlements on this prime property in North Conway.  

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