News: Northern New England

Norton Asset Management and Harington & Reeves to merge

Manchester, NH Norton Asset Management and Harrington & Reeves plan to merge the two companies to provide exceptional service to their clients throughout southern N.H. and northern Massachusetts.

Bill Norton, president and founder of Norton Asset Management, along with Deane Navaroli and Mike Harrington, principals of Harrington & Reeves, made the joint announcement at their offices located in the Mill Yard. What began as an affiliation and co-office opportunity in 2015 has transitioned into a growth opportunity for both firms. Under the combined company, Harrington & Reeves and Norton Asset Management will focus on delivering commercial real estate brokerage and transactional services and Norton Asset Management, with its extensive consulting/advisory practice, will be the consulting platform.

Norton said, “We are excited to be joining such well respected firms, this milestone in the history of our companies is the beginning of a new journey to deliver superior service to our clients.”

As part of the announcement Harrington & Reeves is unveiling a new visual identity and logo reflecting the firm’s legacy in the market.

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