The Price Is High. The Buyers Are Gone.
3 Key Takeaways: A building can survive its owner and still never be worth what that owner insisted. That is the uncomfortable part of selling commercial real estate. Concrete lasts. Conviction, unfortunately, does not establish market value. An owner may have spent decades maintaining a property, replacing its roof, navigating tenant problems, and remembering what…
Class VI Roads
Many towns in the state of New Hampshire still have a number of Class VI roads. Paul Alfano’s article below will fill you in on the laws and rules surrounding their use. A class V road is classified as almost all of the town roads other than state designated highways. The class VI road is…
Finding Commercial Real Estate
Why is finding commercial real estate so difficult? Investors, residential real estate agents, and colleagues ask this question on a regular basis. The residential market was changed with the entrance of Zillow and Redfin to digital world. Their fight to become the “Google search” of real estate listings has made consumer efforts much easier. Commercial…
Nashua Multifamily Housing Study
We were pleased to submit a multi-family study to the city of Nashua, NH that will assist in the city’s future development, and provide the market and demographic data that provides the basis for recommendations. The objective of the research and analysis was to determine potential demand for further development of market rate multifamily housing,…
UNH’s Amazing Work
Who is aware of the little engine that could? That’s what UNH could be compared to these days; a little, but productive engine. The number of satellites that have UNH’s fingerprints all over is astounding – it’s maybe seven, at least. We don’t hear too much about all the amazing things going on at UNH.…
Drones In Real Estate
Drones are slowly merging into the real estate community and with these restrictions on drone usage, it is important for us realtors to understand the rules. The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) released new laws and regulations in 2016 that have been set on unmanned aircraft systems. “By law, any aircraft operation in the national airspace…
Dover Development – the changing landscape
What has happened to Dover? In 2017, the population was estimated around 31,400, the largest city in New Hampshire’s Seacoast region. Did its expansion begin as flow over from Portsmouth? Was there a shift in the affordability in Portsmouth that pushed a lot of the younger folks to Dover in order to be able to…