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Manchester Downtown Renovation of Historic Skyscraper to Begin

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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A $10 million renovation project is underway for Rendezvous on Elm in Manchester, New Hampshire. The Dunlap Building, which was constructed in 1879 and recognized as New Hampshire's first skyscraper, is being converted from vacant office space into residential units. Mayor Jay Ruais and the Greater Manchester Chamber are scheduled to welcome the project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 7.

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The project involves the owners, David A. De Lise and Anthony DeLucia, who bring combined experience in commercial real estate. The conversion of the historic building into modern homes represents a significant investment in the city's core and contributes to urban renewal efforts.

From prnewswire.com

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  • ManchesterCity hosting the commercial real estate project
  • New HampshireState where the historic building is located
  • Jay RuaisMayor of the city hosting the project

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