- Cassie Farley
- 1 day ago
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July 2026 Lookback
Rochester
Volta Oil Company has submitted a Preliminary Design Review Site Plan Application for a proposed gas station with convenience store and drive-thru at 4 Little Falls Bridge Road.
Portsmouth
St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, owner of the property at 0 Lafayette Road, has requested Preliminary Conceptual Consultation for the construction of an 11,200± SF, 15-unit apartment building.
Nashua
Salt Creek Properties, LLC and Cutter Place Properties, LLC has ve requested a use variance and special exception to permit construction of a 39,700± SF self-storage facility consisting of six buildings with associated site improvements at 34 Buckmeadow Road
The Community Council of Nashua, NH / Greater Nashua Mental Health, owner/applicant, has submitted a site plan application for a proposed three-story medical office building at 44 Simon Street.
Salem
Twenty-One Keewaydin Drive, LLC has submitted a site plan application to change the use of the 33,894± SF building under construction at 21 Keewaydin Drive from an approved office building to a postsecondary/adult education facility. The proposed facility would provide classroom instruction, hands-on training, and administrative support for students pursuing careers in nursing and other healthcare fields, with capacity for up to 160 students and 20 staff.
NOTABLE TRANSACTIONS
Concord (6/4/2026)
49 Donovan Street, a 28,794 SF vacant flex building, sold for $3,025,066 to Cap Region Health Care Dev Corp. a charitable health delivery system connected to Concord Hospital.
Salem (6/17/2026)
6 Industrial Way, a new construction 40 FT clear 155,000 SF warehouse, sold off market to Marcus Partners out of Boston MA. The sales price was $32,000,000.
Hudson (6/30/2026)
8 Executive Drive, a 54,458 SF industrial building, sold for $6,500,000 to HH Triplepoint Partners II LLC. The seller, SGS North America Inc, purchased the property in November of 2025 for $7,505,800.
Manchester (7/1/26)
My colleagues Dan Scanlon and Bob Rohrer assisted the buyer, Rio Holdings NH LLC, in its $7.5 million acquisition of 140 Queen City Avenue in Manchester, NH. The former 70-bed licensed rehabilitation facility was previously operated as the Farnum Center, which ceased inpatient operations in the summer of 2025 following a strategic decision by Easterseals NH & VT to exit inpatient recovery services amid financial pressures. According to NH LLC records, Rio Holdings NH LLC is affiliated with the Recovery Institute of Ohio.
