Mendola of NAI Norwood Group sells 53,950 s/f Profile Self Storage

Hooksett, NH NAI Norwood Group has sold Profile Self Storage at 180 Londonderry Rd. for an undisclosed price. Joseph Mendola, senior advisor of NAI Norwood Group represented the seller in this transaction and collaborated with the buyer. Mendola is also the Argus Self Storage sales network representative of Northern New England.

This self-storage facility has 53,950 rentable s/f and 507 self-storage units and it also has a separate lot that is for storing 80 vehicles in phase one of this sale. The property also has a modern office building on the property that houses the self-storage office but also other businesses offices. The facility services the Greater Manchester-Hooksett-Auburn marketplace.

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