News: Northern New England
Posted: February 4, 2009
CB Richard Ellis NH Market Survey available online
CB Richard Ellis has made its annual New Hampshire Commercial Real Estate Market Survey available for download.
This New Hampshire Commercial Real Estate Market Survey provides a snapshot of the activity that occurred in 2008. It is a resource to the business community that seeks to explain the changing dynamics of commercial real estate throughout Southern New Hampshire.
CB Richard Ellis is committed to promoting a strong business climate in New Hampshire and hopes to further this goal by providing this information to facilitate companies in making informed business decisions. The New Hampshire Commercial Real Estate Market Survey is one of our consistent publication tools used to achieve these objectives and to showcase our industry-leading data and analysis.
Visit www.cbre.com/portsmouth to download the market survey.
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