Milestone Engineering completes Throwback Brewery in North Hampton

North Hampton, NH Milestone Engineering & Construction, Inc. completed Throwback Brewery. The project entailed the restoration of the barn at the Hobbs Farm. The building, which was listed as one of the seven to save by the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance has been repurposed with the brewery, a tasting room, a kitchen and dining areas.

Mannypenny Murphy Architects of Portsmouth is the architect.

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Horvath & Tremblay sells Trader Joe’s in Shelton for $7,882,639

Shelton, CT Bob Horvath, Todd Tremblay, Matt Nadler and Jack Laurendeau of Horvath & Tremblay have completed the sale of Trader Joe’s. Horvath & Tremblay exclusively represented the seller and brought the buyer to complete the transaction at a sale price of $7,882,639 which represents a 4.95% Cap Rate.

Rohrer and Scanlon of Colliers sell 140 Queen City Ave. - $7.5 million to RIO Holdings NH

Rohrer and Scanlon of Colliers sell 140 Queen City Ave. - $7.5m to RIO Holdings NH

Robinson and Norwood of NAI Norwood Group sell 21,780 s/f industrial for $1.445 million

Robinson and Norwood of NAI Norwood Group sell 21,780 s/f ind’l. for $1.445m

Russell and Nolan of Pearce close deal on 30,000 s/f industrial building

Pearce closes deal on 30,000 s/f industrial building

O,R&L Commercial brokers $4.05 million sale of The Preserve at Shuttle Meadow

O,R&L Commercial brokers $4.05m sale of The Preserve at Shuttle Meadow

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