CORE, the largest full-service commercial real estate firm in Northern New England, today announced the hiring of Corey Jones as Vice President of the firm’s Acquisitions Division. With a distinguished background in leadership, operational excellence, and strategic execution, Jones brings a level of focus and precision that aligns with CORE’s client-driven mission to deliver exceptional
Looking back on 2024, the real estate market shows both resilience and extraordinary potential for growth. The landscape is evolving, with businesses and communities alike seeking more from the spaces they occupy. As the largest full-service commercial real estate firm in Northern New England, we see this as an opportunity not just to participate in
In the ever-evolving world of commercial real estate, adaptability and an unwavering dedication to meeting client needs are the cornerstones of success. CORE understands this well, having built a reputation for developing custom solutions that address each client’s unique challenges and goals. We’ve taken this commitment to new heights through our acquisitions division, expanding our
At CORE, maintenance goes far beyond repairs—it’s about cultivating skills, creating meaningful relationships, and finding pride in work well done. With $125B of property throughout the state and nearly 20M acres of land, our property management team delivers exceptional service with each property – whether residential, commercial, or historic – presenting an opportunity to learn
By the New England Real Estate Journal Kittery, ME CORE has acquired 360 US Rte. 1. This 24,000 s/f shopping center is in the downtown and is home to Brooks Bros., Talbots, and Sustenance Herbs – a locally based, organic pet food store. The transaction, which closed on August 22nd, marks another deal for CORE’s recently
By Laurie Schreiber, Mainebiz The recently launched acquisitions division of Portland real estate firm CORE bought the Kittery Shopping Center, at 360 U.S. Route 1, as a value-add opportunity. The 24,000-square-foot shopping center has six units; three of them are leased. The tenants are national clothing retailers Brooks Brothers and Talbots, along with Sustenance Herbs,
