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Tidemark, BOD Holdings Launch Apartment Build Along New Hampshire Coast

Tidemark and BOD Holdings LLC have broken ground on a new 135-unit apartment project in downtown Somersworth, NH, along the New Hampshire coast. State and local officials, along with members of the community, joined BOD Holdings LLC, Tidemark and PROCON’s design-build team for a groundbreaking ceremony recently.

The site, previously home to a vacant garage and an old General Electric plant overflow parking area, is being transformed into a mix of studios and one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments. The project is intended to create “missing middle” housing to serve shipyard employees, nurses and local business workers, with convenient access to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard via Route 236.

“With the groundbreaking for these new apartments, we are not only expanding housing options in Somersworth but also setting a new standard for urban living in the area,” said Joe Geoghegan, a partner at Tidemark. “Our goal is to create a community that offers modern conveniences and a high quality of life for all residents.”

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