KO Storage
For sale108 Tri City Road, Somersworth, NH 03878
Area Description
Somersworth is Located in Southeastern New Hampshire Approximately 60 Miles North of Boston. The New Hampshire Portion of the Boston-Cambridge-Newton MSA Represents the Largest MSA in the State and is Home to 459,120 Residents. Somersworth anchors the northern edge of New Hampshire's Seacoast region, a diversified and resilient economy within the greater Boston combined statistical area. Once a mill city, the region has evolved into a center for advanced manufacturing, technology, healthcare, and life sciences, with major employers such as Lonza and Bottomline Technologies and the Pease International Tradeport, plus a steady talent pipeline from the University of New Hampshire in nearby Durham. New Hampshire's low tax burden — no state income or general sales tax — and its skilled, highly educated workforce continue to draw both employers and residents from across New England. The surrounding Strafford County market is home to roughly 134,000 residents with a median household income near $81,000 and a median home value around $403,000 — a stable, largely homeowning population with above-average educational attainment. Within the property's five-mile trade area, incomes run higher still, averaging approximately $110,321, and the population of about 59,676 continues to grow alongside roughly 2,089 projected new housing units. This mix of economic diversity, affluent and expanding households, and constrained new development underpins durable, long-term demand across the submarket. Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH MSA — Economy: A power engine for innovation and finance, the Boston MSA is fueled by higher education, biotechnology, healthcare, technology, and financial services. The New Hampshire portion of the MSA benefits from a favorable tax environment, attracting businesses, manufacturing centers, and residential commuters within the broader economic corridor. Culture & Attractions: The region combines deep historical heritage with rich cultural and natural recreation. From Boston's world-class museums, historic landmarks, and major professional sports teams to New Hampshire's coastal beaches, lakes, and local community heritage in the Seacoast area, the MSA offers extensive lifestyle amenities. Transportation: Anchored by major regional interstate arteries including I-95, I-93, and the Spaulding Turnpike (NH-16), the MSA provides excellent regional connectivity. Boston Logan International Airport serves as the primary international hub, supported by Amtrak rail lines and regional transit options connecting northern New England to Greater Boston. Major Employers: The broader metropolitan area hosts world-renowned institutions and Fortune 500 companies, including Mass General Brigham, Fidelity Investments, Liberty Mutual, and Raytheon. Local major employers in the Strafford County submarket include Velcro USA, Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, and Liberty Mutual Insurance.
Area Highlights
- Average Household Income of $110,321 Within Five Miles of the Property
- Population of 59,676 Residents Within Five Miles of the Property
- Somersworth is Located in Southeastern New Hampshire Approximately 60 Miles North of Boston
- The New Hampshire Portion of the Boston-Cambridge-Newton MSA Represents the Largest MSA in the State and is Home to 459,120 Residents
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