News: Northern New England
Posted: September 5, 2008
O'Brien, Mueller, McMahon and Lonergan join NAI/Norwood's Portsmouth office
NAI Norwood Group has hired Brian O'Brien, John Mueller, Christopher McMahon and Stacey Lonergan for their new seacoast regional office.
Regional vice president Charles Goss established the 100 Market St. office and is spearheading its growth, "NAI Norwood Group welcomes Brian O'Brien, John Mueller, Christopher McMahon and Stacey Lonergan to our team. They are each leaders in commercial real estate and will offer our clients expertise in marketing, brokerage, sales, and leasing."
Goss will work with newly appointed vice president and managing broker, O'Brien. O'Brien specializes in alternative commercial investments and 1031 exchanges. Also joining the new team as regional vice president is Mueller whose focus is sales and leasing of high quality retail and office spaces.
McMahon joins the staff with an expertise in sales and leasing of land, as well as retail, office, and industrial space in the New Hampshire seacoast market. McMahon will also focus on tenant/buyer representation for all forms of commercial and investment real estate. Lonergan has been appointed marketing coordinator for the new seacoast office. She has a diverse background in commercial real estate and will spearhead all marketing efforts.
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