Commercial & Industrial
R&D Could Throw Lifeline to Sinking Suburban Office Sector
Conversions to R&D space could be the best option for suburban Boston office landlords facing a financial crossroads, real estate executives predicted at an economic forum focusing on the region between Interstate 95 and the New Hampshire border.
New Hampshire’s Top Recent Property Sales: March 10-16
Data sourced from The Warren Group, publisher of The Registry Review. Covers March 10-16, 2024
Labs to Anchor $800M Lowell Development
The University of Massachusetts-Lowell will embark on a massive, nearly $800 million development campaign poised to bring hundreds of units of housing, hundreds of thousands of square feet of commercial space and a new dormitory to the Mill City.
Study: Amenities Key to Office Performance
A recent analysis by researchers at commercial brokerage JLL has concluded that a high level of amenities is the key difference between buildings that kept or gained tenants over the last four years, and those that lost tenants.
Chinburg Pitches 145 Apartments at Fire-Ravaged Mill
Chinburg Properties wants to turn the abandoned Great Falls Bleachery and Dye Works at 200 Main St. in Somersworth into its next multifamily development. The local developer, whose senior development manager Paul Goodwin is also a Somersworth city councilor, brought...
New Hampshire’s Five Biggest Recent Property Sales
Data sourced from The Warren Group, publisher of The Registry Review. Covers March 3-9, 2024
As Lawmakers Eye Statewide Housing Solutions, Local Control a Barrier
Many Bills Look to Override Municipal Zoning
Latest Tuscan Village Apartments Completed
The latest addition to Salem’s resident mega-development: a new apartment complex called Caro Tuscan Village.
After Delays, State Says It Will Close on 220-Acre Laconia Sale
After two months-long delays, the state says it will close its $21.5 million deal on the 220-acre Laconia State School property on March 13. The state has tried to sell the property, which needs considerable work, including the removal of dilapidated buildings, for decades.
Commercial Lending Starts to Show Signs of Life
Lending conditions for commercial real estate showed the first improvement in seven quarters, according to an analysis of recent activity by commercial real estate brokerage and lender CBRE, amid signs that borrowing costs have peaked.
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