We are excited to announce that The Boulos Company has expanded its operations in New Hampshire. Please join us in welcoming the brokerage team of Roger Dieker, Mike Tamposi, Chris Healey, and Transaction Manager, Karen Gazzara to our new office at 650 Elm Street, Suite 102, in Manchester, New Hampshire. Roger Dieker will fill the role of Managing Broker and … Continue reading Boulos Welcomes Manchester Team

Demand for industrial/flex space is at what amounts to an all-time high for many of our careers. As Kent shares in his Seacoast Industrial Market Overview article, our 2021 Market Outlook indicates that the average asking lease rate has gone up more than 60% in some towns in the past year alone. With inventory also at an all time low, … Continue reading Industrial Case Study: 100 Tri City Road, Somersworth, NH

The numbers are in, and the Seacoast New Hampshire office vacancy rate remained relatively flat from 2020. The year-end 2021 average vacancy rate is 10.9% versus 10.6% in 2020, while the 2019 “pre-COVID” vacancy rate was 7.3%. For comparison, the national office vacancy rates were 9.6% pre-COVID in 2019 while increasing to 10.0% and to 12.2%* in 2020 and 2021, … Continue reading Seacoast Office Market Overview

2021 marks the 21st Seacoast NH Market Outlook published by The Boulos Company. Since 2000, the industrial market typically has not changed much year over year. Yes, the vacancy rates or asking lease rates would vary slightly up or down, but we have never experienced anything close to the changes we have seen in 2021 – and we expect more … Continue reading Seacoast Industrial Market Overview

At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic almost two years ago, no one could have predicted what the real estate market would look like today. As we welcome 2022, we are confident that the Seacoast and neighboring markets in Northern Massachusetts and Southern Maine will continue to prove their resilience. We have highlighted a sample of transactions from our portfolio … Continue reading 2021 Transaction Highlights

At this time last year, we were hopeful that 2021 would see an end to the pandemic, and that we would be returning to “normal” in a post-COVID society. Yet here we are at the beginning of 2022, still waiting, while the global pandemic continues to create challenges for the commercial real estate industry. As we progressed through 2021, we … Continue reading A Message from our Team