Business Specialties  Leasing
Timberland Renews 246,000SF HQ Lease in New Hampshire
Aug 06, 2009

New England-based real estate firm Altid Enterprises L.L.C. has inked a 246,000-square-foot office lease renewal with apparel maker The Timberland Co., in Stratham, N.H. The company occupies the entirety of the building, 200 Domain Drive, where it houses its global corporate headquarters. The property is located within the Stratham Exter Industrial Park. Terms of the lease were not disclosed. Real estate advisory firm Richards Berry Joyce & Partners L.L.C. represented Altid in the negotiations, with partner John Wilson and senior vice president James Lipscomb working on behalf of the building owner. Meanwhile, Cushman & Wakefield Inc.’s Thomas Farrelly worked on behalf of Timberland.

 
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