Key Auto Group owner Anthony DiLorenzo is high bidder for McIntyre building in Portsmouth
Anthony DiLorenzo, a big UNH athletics donor and owner of a private island in Portsmouth, wants to ensure McIntyre is "developed appropriately."
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Anthony DiLorenzo, a big UNH athletics donor and owner of a private island in Portsmouth, wants to ensure McIntyre is "developed appropriately."
Almost 20 years have passed without the federal GSA doing what Gregg’s legislation mandated it to do.
Law firm Holland & Knight vows to seek congressional support for Portsmouth as it stakes claim based on 2004 legislation by former Sen. Judd Gregg.
Lawyers: "With full support of the city of Portsmouth leadership, transfer of title (of the McIntyre site) to the city of Portsmouth is feasible.”
The bidding for the prominent property on Daniel Street will start at $5 million.