Merrimack, NH Matt Robinson, Joe Robinson, and Nathan Beliveau Robinson of NAI Norwood Group, along with Mark Prolman of Prolman Realty, have been selected to market the fully-approved development site at 29
Leominster, MA Savills represented GSC USA in a 231,000 s/f lease renewal at 175 Pioneer Dr. The renewal positions the plastics injection molding company for long-term growth while enabling reinvestment in operations and equipment.
East Haven, CT - Renee Stevens of Press|Cuozzo Commercial Services has completed the sale of an industrial property located at 182 Commerce St. The 20,300 s/f building, situated on 1.66 acres, was sold in September
East Haven, CT The Connecticut Chapter of CCIM has recognized the sale of 182 Commerce St., as its Deal of the Month for September 2025. This industrial transaction closed on September 25, 2025, for $1.8 million.
Chelmsford, MA Marcus Partners has acquired an industrial portfolio containing five buildings north of Boston, which are 99% occupied. The sale brings the company’s total industrial acquisitions to more than 2.2 million s/f in the last 12 months as part of its overall industrial investment strategy.
Billerica, MA Greater Boston Commercial Properties, Inc, has completed the $16.3 million sale of 19 Alexander Rd. The firm’s veteran broker, Benjamin Gatti, represented the seller, Charlesbank Estates, Inc, which he has had a long-standing professional
Tewksbury, MA JLL Capital Markets has arranged $10.1 million in aggregate financing for the acquisition of two industrial facilities totaling over 64,000 s/f near Boston. JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, B&D Holdings,
Salem, NH JLL Capital Markets facilitated the $7.75 million sale of three industrial buildings totaling 55,000 s/f at 1 and 13-15 Delaware Dr. and 40 Lowell Rd. JLL represented the seller in the sale to JBCM, LLC.
Historically, New Hampshire’s industrial identity was rooted in textile mills and small-scale manufacturing. Cities like Manchester, Nashua, and Dover thrived on proximity to rivers and rail. But over the past two decades, the state has pivoted toward advanced manufacturing, clean tech, and logistics
If you would like to hear a question to which it is tough to give an interesting answer, it is, “How is the real estate business?” However, today, for the first time in quite a while, I have an interesting answer: deals are starting to sell.
Rhode Island’s commercial real estate market is shifting in line with national trends, though local dynamics reveal both opportunity and constraint. Office tenants are more selective, experiential retail is expanding, capital remains tight but shows