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Kane Co., NAI Norwood Group Negotiate 7,000-SF Lease Deal

December 10, 2010

BRENTWOOD, NH—The Kane Co. and NAI Norwood Group have teamed up to complete a full-building lease by a Maine-base solar energy company opening a Granite State service operation. “It’s always a pleasure to help businesses expand into New Hampshire,” says NAI Norwood Group Managing Broker Brian O’Brien, who negotiated on behalf of the tenant, Revision Energy LLC. Christian Stallkamp of the Kane Co. advised the owner of 7 Commerce Way, Dymant Realty Group.

Details of the lease agreement were not provided beyond its description as a “long-term” commitment. Demand for solar-based energy has enabled rapid growth of Revision Energy, relays O’Brien, a member of NAI Norwood’s team covering southern New Hampshire. The full-service real estate company has offices in Bedford and Portsmouth and is a member of NAI Global, a commercial network sporting 325 offices globally.

Slightly inland from the seacoast, Brentwood benefits from a location that offers access to Maine and Massachusetts via Interstate 95, and into central New Hampshire regions such as Concord, Dover and Rochester. Industrial buildings are especially prevalent in the submarket.

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