Category: Northern New England

Goffstown, NH Franklin Savings Bank held an official ribbon cutting ceremony on March 21st to commemorate the grand opening of its eighth full-service office located in the Pinardville

Manchester, NH PROCON owner Mark Stebbins came full circle from former program participant to the first recipient of the YMCA’s Community Partner of the

In a few weeks I will head to Chicago for the spring CRE meeting. The Counselors are a great organization, and I always learn a lot. However, much of the “big data” covers the A markets (NYC, Boston, D.C., Chicago, LA)

Bedford, NH NAI Norwood Group completed the sale of 5,997 s/f of office space located at 116 South River Rd., building D, for $685,000. 

Nashua, NH Prolman Realty, Inc. completes the sale of 2 E. Otterson St. to 2 East Otterson Street, LLC.  The seller, SAS Realty Limited Partnership was

Amherst, NH Bob Longchamps, retired executive and founder of Longchamps Electric, Inc., Manchester, has been named as the recipient of the 23rd annual New Hampshire Construction

Kittery, ME The 60,000 s/f Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton at 275 Rte. 1 will be opening its doors to guests this month. Two International Group (TIG) and their construction division were the developer and construction manager on the project.

Salem, NH Dennis Kelleher and John Pentore of Horvath & Tremblay have completed the sale of Rosewood Apartments. Horvath & Tremblay exclusively represented the seller and procured the buyer in the transaction that closed at a sale price of $6.525 million.

Bangor, ME Bangor Savings Bank’s newly built flagship campus has added another building to the home base. On February 11th, the bank purchased 36 Pleasant St., a 28,780 s/f waterfront office building from Gopher Hill Communications, LLC for $1.65 million.

Yarmouth, ME According to Cardente Real Estate, Reform Physical Therapy has leased 1,800 s/f of retail/office space at 374 U.S. Rte. One.

Another winter has come and gone. Thank God. Bring on the SUN! Though there was a fair amount of activity this fall and winter, we do need things to heat up (literally) in Southern New Hampshire. New Hampshire’s retail picture is healthy and growing with a lot of new construction in several key markets. Occupancy rates remain high, and most centers have only a few vacant units.