Scribe Software moves to Manchester Millyard space

Harrington, Mulvee broker transaction

April 20, 2016

NH Business Review Staff,

Scribe Software has relocated its headquarters to a 23,000-square-foot space on the top floor of 150 Dow St. in the Manchester Millyard.

Scribe, a data integration company, has expanded significantly in recent years, thanks to the growth of the cloud. The move to the top floor of 150 Dow, the company said, was made to find a “creative” space to serve as its headquarters.

The new space is surrounded on three sides by large windows and features high open wood-beamed loft ceilings and an open floor plan.

Scribe was represented by Michael Harrington of Harrington & Reeves. Rick Mulvee of Tower Realty Group represented the owner.

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