The direction the New Hampshire office market will take has been questionable due to, and since, the pandemic. Many thought companies would leave their office space, which would lead to a spike in the overall vacancy rate.
Just like the stock market…buy when others are selling, seek out and take advantage of opportunities. The number of restaurant transactions is up by more than 75% going into the 2nd quarter of 2022 over the same comparable time last year.
Hanover, MA The last time the Hanover Crossing project appeared in the NEREJ “Project of the Month” was April/May 2019. The first line in that article was “if it’s true that everyone appreciates an underdog, then people are going to love the story unfolding with the Hanover Mall.”
Hingham, MA According to A.W. Perry Inc., a relationship-driven real estate investment and services firm with offices in Boston and Hingham, its South Shore portfolio of flex, warehouse, and industrial properties within South Shore Park is at 100% occupancy.
Quincy, MA Construction has wrapped on a destination brewery in the coastal neighborhood of Marina Bay. Proprietor Jay Southwood combined his love and knowledge of craft beer with his roots in the South Shore, and the concept for Break Rock Brewing was created.
During the last two years of a global pandemic, while many businesses cut back or shut down to survive, Atlantic Mechanical Contractors took a different path and used this time in history for expansion. We bolstered both our in-house staff and our field personnel. We grew our fleet of vehicles and expanded our territory.
If you are running the Boston Marathon the goal is to be the first to the finish line. But when it comes to developing new customers on a local level, it pays to be the first to the starting line. Here’s why.
No one anticipated the events of these past two years. We expected a slowdown, but a pandemic was certainly not in our projections. So, when I’m asked about what we think the future might hold, 2020 is a stark reminder that predictions should be perceived
Have you ever been at work and thought, “I would spend more time in the office–but only if we had a pool table?” Probably not, but that reality didn’t stop employers from rolling out the green felt and attempting to make the office somewhere you might want to hang out.
Boston, MA The New England Real Estate Journal published its annual Women in Construction Spotlight. The March 25
th Spotlight edition shares insight into today's real estate industry from a woman's point of view and discusses how the changing market is impacting all facets of the industry. This issue celebrates the achievements of women engaged in specialized industries
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