Mill complex perks include an on-site day care center and cafeteria, in addition to shops within walking distance. Employees will conduct telephone sales through the Dover offices. The company specializes in business forms, checks and secure documents. The lease was one of the fastest transacted in Cochecho Falls Millworks history, according to developer Tim Sheldon. Ken White of The Boulos Company, a New England Real Estate brokerage based in Portland, Maine, struck the deal in five business days.
Leases usually take quite awhile.
Last month, Alliance announced it was leaving the state because of a negative business climate. Lawsuits have been filed against Alliance claiming it has not paid its bills. Temporarily, the troubled fledgling aircraft company has consolidated its space and moved to another part of the building. With office space in short supply, Sheldon said he can offer a strong alternative at about 50 percent lower lease rates than commercial space at Pease International Tradeport. People want to be in Portsmouth.