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Jeff Herter, Rye, NH, Highlights Adaptive Reuse as a Long-Term Housing Solution

Herter says adaptive reuse can turn overlooked buildings into housing and community assets as rental demand stays strong, the National Multifamily Housing Council said.

  • Jeff Herter, Principal at Providence Real Properties, LLC, in Rye, New Hampshire, is encouraging developers to prioritize adaptive reuse as an effective way to address changing housing needs.
  • With more than fifteen years of experience, Herter believes many older commercial and residential properties hold untapped potential when viewed through a long-term lens. "Every property has a story," he said.
  • Successful projects begin with understanding local markets rather than focusing solely on the property itself. "You have to understand the community first," Herter said, emphasizing employment trends and neighborhood characteristics.
  • Herter emphasizes patience and disciplined decision-making over chasing short-term trends. "There are very few shortcuts in real estate," he said, noting lasting value requires understanding fundamentals.
  • The National Multifamily Housing Council projects strong rental housing demand over the next decade. Herter hopes more investors will adopt his long-term perspective to provide sustainable growth benefiting both investment and community.
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Jeff Herter, Rye, NH, Highlights Adaptive Reuse as a Long-Term Housing Solution

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