ZJBV Properties sells 80-unit mill to Property Possible for $4.075m

Nashua, NH Brian Thibeault of ZJBV Properties LLC sells 110 East Hollis St. to Property Possible LLC for $4.075 million. The project consists of a 90,000 s/f mill building that Thibeault received approval to convert into 80 residential units.

The Henry Hanger Mill has had a long and historic presence in the city. The last occupants of the Mill on East Hollis was the Henry Hanger Company that produced coat hangers at the site since the early 1970’s. The mill is included in the newly zoned Transit Oriented Development Overlay District in downtown.

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