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DiGuiseppe of Realty Partners completes two leases - 5,870 s/f

Verizon - Hooksett, NH Verizon - Hooksett, NH

Hooksett, NH Christopher DiGuiseppe, director of leasing for Realty Partners, NE represented the tenant and landlord on a 3,620 s/f lease to Verizon and 2,250 s/f expansion of NE Tap House & Grill to their existing restaurant totaling 7,137 s/f at Hooksett Landing. 

Verizon is a retailer who, realizing the Hooksett market was growing, relocated their existing unit in the neighboring center to a larger more regional end cap. The 3,620 s/f space was originally leased to Santander Bank, and Realty Partners was able to convince them to keep an ATM in the center.

NE Tap House & Grill has been extremely successful serving comfort food on wood-fired grills with over 50 beer taps highlighting beer from New England to Canada. Based on their success, NE Tap expanded their space to introduce catering operation and another bar.

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