Mortgage Marketshare Module
- Accurately track commercial and residential lending, measure sales performance against competition and market activity, identify high-performing competitors, and locate and target emerging markets.
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Loan Originator Module
- Access the largest and most comprehensive mortgage loan origination database in New England with round-the-clock interactive access and weekly trend updates.
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Marketing Lists
- Gain access to the most accurate and detailed transaction information in the country and offers a range of marketing lists for more than 130 million households (covering 94% of the U.S. population).
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Custom Research
- Powered by one-of-a-kind real estate, mortgage, and loan origination data, The Warren Group provides custom solutions for your research projects, database expansion, and strategic planning.
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Real Estate Records Search
- Access the largest and most complete real estate database in New England, including sales, price trends, liens and foreclosures.
  
  LEARN MORE >>

Beverly Developer Changes Tune On Once-Doomed Historic Building

Jan 30, 2012 | Reprints | Unlock Link | Print

A developer that planned to demolish one of Beverly’s oldest buildings now says most of it can be preserved.

Symes Assoc. executive Jeff Rhuda said the company has devised a plan to save the most historic part of the building, which dates to 1715.

Part of the building would still be knocked down to make room for a Walgreens, if the city approves the plan.

The building was home to Nathaniel Greenwood, a member of the Sons of Liberty, which included John Adams and Paul Revere. Developers said it was in bad shape and had to be knocked down, but residents protested.

Beverly city councilor Don Martin told The Salem News he’s happy the building will be saved, but most people are worried about traffic from the Walgreens. (AP)

Commercial & Industrial