Hey all, Sharing a new and improved market data outreach. As usual, the 2-4 unit multi-family are trading above 180-220K a door and 5+ varies by market. Use this as a resource - not a bible. Anyone interested in other markets?

Quick blurb; Major Market News & Developments - Manchester Housing Growth: Manchester added 5,822 housing units in 2025, boosting state-wide growth. [10] - Zoning Updates: Effective March 1, 2026, Manchester refined its land use code to encourage housing development. [11] - New Development: The Manchester Planning Board approved a 220-unit townhouse-style development on South Mammoth Road. [12] Seacoast Pipeline: Portsmouth is projected to see over 1,000 new housing units in 2026, ranging from micro to luxury condos. [13]

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I signed an LOI and am walking 50+ units over 20+ Multi-family buildings in the Lowell area tomorrow to see if this might be our NEXT syndication project. Chances are it’s a dud but “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” ~Michael Scott (Wayne Gretzky) Right after I’m doing the AMA, what is it people would be interested to know?

Hey all - sharing my weekly market report. Here's a blurb and attachment! Major Market News - Major Development: A developer plans to build 362 market-rate apartments in central Lowell. The housing will be spread across two six-story buildings located by the Pawtucket and Hamilton canals, signaling strong institutional confidence in the market [20]. Occupancy & Trends: Lewiston has a higher vacancy rate of 6.49%, with a slightly loosening trend [24]. Year-Over-Year Rent Growth: Despite the vacancy rate, Lewiston has seen significant YoY rent growth reported at 12.92% [23]. Major Market News - Housing Developments: City officials are considering a tax increment financing deal for a 152-unit housing development on Middle Street. Another developer is seeking a city tax break for a $36 million housing project containing 152 units [25][26]. - Zoning & Regulations: The Lewiston council recently approved multiple zoning changes, rejecting a 20-foot minimum height provision [27]. Additionally, the city has banned rent increases on mobile home lots for 6 months [28]. Revitalization: The city's ongoing "renaissance" is heavily linked to efforts to fill and repurpose prominent vacant buildings downtown [29].