News: Northern New England
Posted: July 7, 2017
NAI Norwood Group sells 112,000 s/f in Claremont for $2.2 million
NAI Norwood Group
Claremont, NH NAI Norwood Group completed the sale of 91 Main St., Twin State Leasing and Storage. Joseph Mendola, senior advisor from NAI Norwood Group, represented the seller and assisted the buyer in this transaction. Mendola is also the Argus Self Storage sales network representative of Northern New England. According to the Registry of Deeds, the sale was completed on May 25, in the amount of $2.2 million.
Twin State Leasing and Storage is a conversion of a 5-story mill building in Claremont – the former Bourdon’s building. The 112,000 s/f building sits on 1.18 acres and has 83 portable containers for storage as well. There is currently a commercial tenant in the building, and there is room within the building for future expansion of heated self storage space. The property is just off of the main thoroughfare of the city and offers a convenient location for the city’s residents to store their goods.
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