Posts by Brady Sullivan Properties
Stop by Brady Sullivan Plaza Monday for a 50th Anniversary celebration of the Brady Sullivan Plaza and the Grand Opening of The Residence at 1000 Elm.
Originally built in 1973, 1230 Elm Street was used to house companies such as Metropolitan Life Insurance and New England Telephone and Telegraph. The building continued to be used as commercial space up until last year and has been completely transformed in record time. Construction began in April 2023 and was completed in early August 2024, with leasing starting shortly after.
In a current market that is generating options for the best in downtown living, The Residence at 1000 Elm stands out a sophisticated apartment community that offers a blend of historic charm and modern – but nostalgic – amenities.
he 42nd Annual Brian C. Stone Memorial Christmas Hockey Tournament is underway. The three-day tournament concludes December 28, with the championship game beginning at 8 p.m.
Nearly 49 years after the initial November 21 Hampshire Plaza Mall dedication celebration, “The Lollipops,” as they were affectionately called have made their way home!
The Residence at 1000 Elm features high-rise, luxury apartment homes complete with gleaming quartz countertops in both the kitchen and bathroom, stainless steel appliances, in-unit washer and dryer, designer flooring throughout, and garage parking.
In 2018, Brookstone, the former tenant, filed for bankruptcy for a second time and closed all mall stores. Since then, they relocated their headquarters, leaving this beautiful 3-story building vacant. With the pandemic behind us, and businesses altering their office space needs, Brady Sullivan Properties decided it was time to turn this former headquarters into beautiful apartment homes.
True Storage, a New Hampshire-based self-storage development company, had a record-breaking year in 2022. Our construction team successfully completed 11 projects and delivered 592,264 NRSF of climate-controlled storage space to the market.
After much consideration, and with the increased need for housing across the state, Brady Sullivan Properties decided it was time for something cutting edge – to break ground on a brand-new, single-family home community – something the state of NH has never seen before.