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Horvath & Tremblay sells three retail properties in New Hampshire for $6.285 million
July 31, 2026
Franklin, NH Horvath & Tremblay has completed the sale of three retail properties in New Hampshire for a total of $6.285 million. Jake Mabardy, Aaron Huntley and Brad Canova of Horvath & Tremblay have completed the sale of Franklin Shopping Center. Horvath & Tremblay exclusively represented the seller and sourced the buyer to complete the transaction at a sale price of $3.595 million.
NEREJ's 2026 Industrial Review Spotlight
July 31, 2026
The New England Real Estate Journal is pleased to present Industrial Review 2026, a special publication highlighting the people, projects and properties shaping New England’s industrial real estate market.
2026 Industrial Review: Matthew Guarracino JM Electrical Company, Inc.
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? A lot of what we’re seeing right now comes down to clients trying to do more with less, especially when it comes to energy. Automation and controls remain a major focus as owners look for ways to cut energy costs without sacrificing performance.
Featured Industrial Perspective: Understand your land - Site optimization strategies for industrial ...
July 31, 2026
>In today’s industrial market, land value is defined not only by location, but by how effectively a site can support current and future development and operations. Across New England, developers, owners, and tenants face unique challenges including limited available land, aging infrastructure, utility constraints, complex entitlement processes, and increasing pressure to maximize every acre.
2026 Industrial Review: Jarrod Lewis, JCRG Commercial
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? The strongest trend affecting our work is the continued demand for modern, small-bay industrial and flex space from contractors, service businesses, distributors, and growing local companies.
2026 Industrial Review: Mike Truesdale, Cummings Properties
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? The most significant trend is the continued evolution of suburban industrial properties toward higher and better uses. Owners are reposi-tioning well-located assets to serve advanced manufacturing, logistics, and technology-driven businesses rather than more traditional indus-trial users.
2026 Industrial Review: Whitney Taylor, Coastal Land & Commercial Group
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? Commercial real estate activity gained momentum toward the end of the second quarter as buyers and sellers adjusted to market conditions. The industrial market continues to be shaped by limited inventory, shifting capital markets, and changing buyer demand.
2026 Industrial Review: Jeff O’Neill, Condyne Capital Partners LLC
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? The Northeast industrial real estate market is being shaped by a combination of steady tenant demand, constrained new supply, and a more disciplined capital market. Companies continue to prioritize modern warehouse and distribution facilities
2026 Industrial Review: Seth Doughty, Tecta America New England
July 30, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? With the ever-rising cost of real estate, it tends to push regular maintenance of the roofs into the “deferred maintenance” category. This, overall, lessens the value of a purchase on the buyer’s side as well.
2026 Industrial Review: Jennifer DiCecco, Elite Wellness Amenity Group
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? The industrial real estate sector is evolving beyond buildings and square footage. Today’s tenants and employees expect workplaces that support health, convenience, and quality of life.
2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Company: DACON Corporation
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? In New England, standard speculative “big-box” warehousing has cooled, giving way to an aggressive flight to quality. We aren’t just building shells; we are integrating complex, infrastructure heavy industrial needs directly into the initial envelope.
2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Company: Maugel DeStefano Architects
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? Several market factors are influencing industrial development. One of the biggest challenges is electrical power availability.
2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Company: Marcus & Millichap
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? Buyers are increasingly hyper focused on short-term leaseability and rent roll security.
2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Company: SR Commercial Realty
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? As e-commerce grows and more light and specialized manufacturing moves into Western Massachusetts, industrial demand continues to evolve. Between the I-90/I-91 corridor, workforce availability, and competitive utility costs in many communities, our region has become increasingly attractive.
2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Company: DiPrete Engineering
July 31, 2026
What challenges or opportunities have had the biggest impact on your business during the first half of 2026? The biggest challenge is aligning project demand with available infrastructure and predictable approval timelines.
2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Company: Lehmann Construction Inc.
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? The industrial and commercial construction market continues to prioritize efficiency, schedule certainty, and cost control. Owners and general contractors are looking for trade partners who can adapt to evolving project requirements while maintaining quality and meeting demanding schedules.
2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Company: The Dunham Group
July 31, 2026
What trends or shifts have stood out most to you so far this year within your industry? The sales market remains the bright spot. Demand for industrial properties for purchase remains steady, particularly among owner-users seeking buildings below approximately 30,000 s/f.
2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Company: Prescott IOS
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? We specialize in the Industrial Outdoor Storage (IOS) real estate asset class. Institutional buyers have pulled way back from their cowboy nature a few years ago.
2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Company: MG Commercial
July 31, 2026
What projects, initiatives, or types of work have been keeping your team busiest during the first half of 2026? The industrial real estate market in RI and SE Massachusetts still has a lower inventory of industrial spaces and buildings available, with a vacancy rate of 4% to 5% which is lower than the national average.
C.E. Floyd breaks ground at RiverWoods Durham
July 30, 2026
Durham, NH C.E. Floyd Company, a Massachusetts- and Connecticut-based construction planner and general contractor, has broken ground on a major expansion at RiverWoods Durham, a not-for-profit continuing care retirement community. The groundbreaking took place on July 15.