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Crystal Reports List by Owner EXETER, NH Land Building Parcel Style Living Owner~s Name Location Map Lot Unit Value Value Value Desc Area 1 CASS STREET LLC 1 CASS ST 63 274 91,600 284,700 376,300 4-7 Family 3,163 10 EPPING RD CONDO ASSOC 10 EPPING RD 63 38 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 100 HIGH ST CONDOMINIUM 100 HIGH ST 71 51 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 103 EPPING ROAD LLC 103 EPPING RD 55 70 105,900 102,400 208,300 Conventional 1,197 107 WATSON RD REALTY TRUST 109 WATSON RD 19 14 137,400 250,800 388,200 Cape Cod 1,977 11 COURT STREET LLC 11 COURT ST 72 158 221,900 840,000 1,061,900 Office Bldg 15,036 11 HEMLOCK ST EXETER NH 11 HEMLOCK ST 95 64 182 0 51,200 51,200 Manf Home DW 1,108 117 WATER ST PROPERTIES LLC 115 WATER ST 72 24 158,000 243,800 401,800 Store 3,504 120 EPPING ROAD INVESTMENT LLC 120 EPPING RD 55 7 286,500 129,200 415,700 Office Bldg 2,954 127 WATER STREET REALTY INC 127 WATER ST 72 22 158,000 206,500 364,500 Office Bldg 2,664 133 EPPING ROAD LLC 133 EPPING RD 55 64 103,800 170,000 273,800 Service Shops 5,465 14 BITTERSWEET LN CONDO ASSOC 14 BITTERSWEET LN 65 67 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 141-143 FRONT ST LLC 141-143 FRONT ST 73 198 71,900 168,800 240,700 Apartments 4,574 154 WATER STREET CO LLC 28 FRONT ST 72 160 210,200 197,200 407,400 Stores/Apt Com 3,740 156 EPPING ROAD LLC 156 EPPING RD 47 1 1 719,400 1,397,400 2,116,800 Auto Sales Rpr 19,578 158 EPPING ROAD LLC 158 EPPING RD 47 1 2 646,900 971,500 1,618,400 Auto Sales Rpr 12,187 16 HALL PLACE LLC 16 HALL PL 72 49 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 16 HALL PLACE LLC 16 HALL PLACE #2 72 49 2 0 247,000 247,000 Condominium 1,368 16 HALL PLACE LLC 16 HALL PLACE #3 72 49 3 0 247,000 247,000 Condominium 1,368 163 WATER STREET 163 WATER ST C-5 72 17 5 0 155,200 155,200 Retail Condo 1,032 164 EPPING RD LLC 164 EPPING RD 47 4 647,900 748,200 1,396,100 Warehousing 5,000 18 HAMPTON RD CONDO ASSOC 18 HAMPTON RD 86 4 MC 0 0 0 Condo Office 0 18 LINDEN ST CONDOMINIUMS 18 LINDEN ST 82 7 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 19 HAMPTON RD CONDO ASSOC 19-19 HAMPTON RD-U 86 11 999 0 0 0 Vacant Land 0 19 HAMPTON ROAD CONDO ASSOC 19 HAMPTON RD 86 11 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 195 FRONT ST CONDO ASSOC 195 FRONT ST 74 133 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 196 WATER STREET PROPERTIES LLC 203 WATER ST 64 48 18 0 193,700 193,700 Condominium 1,096 1994 ACQUISITIONS REALTY TRUST 38 ERNEST AVE-U01 74 79 1 0 38,100 38,100 Condominium 555 1994 ACQUISITIONS REALTY TRUST 38 ERNEST AVE-U03 74 79 3 0 38,100 38,100 Condominium 555 2 HAMPTON ROAD LLC 2 HAMPTON RD 69 3 420,000 0 420,000 Vacant Land 0 2 JADY HILL CIRCLE 2 JADY HILL CIR 65 80 88,300 93,200 181,500 Ranch 1,045 2 WAYSIDE DRIVE REVOCABLE TRUST 2 WAYSIDE DR 69 9 106,200 136,800 243,000 Raised Ranch 1,050 20 EPPING ROAD CONDOMINIUM 20 EPPING RD 63 41 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 20-22 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION 20-22 HIGH ST 72 60 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 201 HIGH STREET TRUST 201 HIGH ST 70 107 210,400 23,600 234,000 Bungalow 1,728 202 HIGH ST CONDOMINIUMS 202 HIGH ST 70 100 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 202B HIGH ST REALTY TR 202 HIGH ST #2 70 100 1-2 0 303,400 303,400 Condominium 1,544 20B HAMPTON ROAD LLC 20 HAMPTON RD UNIT B 86 4 10 0 193,100 193,100 Condo Office 2,016 21 HAMPTON RD CONDO ASSOC 21 HAMPTON RD 86 10 MC 0 0 0 Condo Office 0 23 GARFIELD ST INVEST TRUST 23 GARFIELD ST 73 227 86,300 138,200 224,500 Two Family 1,853 24 DEEP MEADOWS TRUST 24 DEEP MEADOWS PK 103 13 24 0 53,900 53,900 Manf Home DW 1,152 24-26 WATER STREET LLC 24 WATER ST 72 11 233,600 307,000 540,600 Stores/Apt Com 5,280 27 CHESTNUT STREET LLC 27 CHESTNUT ST 64 52 957,600 73,500 1,031,100 Accessory Bldg 0 3 BROOK 5 REALTY TRUST 3 BROOKSIDE DR-U5 63 102 29 0 72,300 72,300 Condominium 911 3 SIDE 6 REALTY TRUST 3 BROOKSIDE DR-U6 63 102 30 0 72,300 72,300 Condominium 911 3-5 CONTINENTAL DRIVE LLC 3 CONTINENTAL DR 47 1 3 227,700 0 227,700 Vacant Land 0 9/29/2015 1:53:32PM Page 1 List by Owner EXETER, NH Land Building Parcel Style Living Owner~s Name Location Map Lot Unit Value Value Value Desc Area 3-5 CONTINENTAL DRIVE LLC 5 CONTINENTAL DR 47 1 4 193,600 0 193,600 Vacant Land 0 33 WASHINGTON LLC 33 WASHINGTON ST 73 121 108,200 205,100 313,300 Two Family 1,973 35 HIGH STREET EXETER LLC 35 HIGH ST 71 117 165,500 247,800 413,300 Profess. Bldg 5,179 36 PRENTISS WAY REALTY TRUST 36 PRENTISS WAY-H2 85 88 5 0 245,200 245,200 Condominium 1,663 37 WASHINGTON ST 37 WASHINGTON ST 73 120 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 41 INDUSTRIAL DR CONDO ASSOC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR 55 60 MC 0 0 0 Indust Condo 0 41 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U01 55 60 18 0 173,000 173,000 Indust Condo 3,675 41 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U02 55 60 19 0 147,100 147,100 Indust Condo 3,640 41 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U03 55 60 20 0 156,100 156,100 Indust Condo 3,945 41 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U04 55 60 21 0 151,100 151,100 Indust Condo 3,670 41 MAIN EXETER LLC 41 MAIN ST 72 210 138,600 211,700 350,300 Three Family 4,284 42 HAMPTON ROAD REALTY LLC 42 HAMPTON RD 87 9 150,800 180,100 330,900 Profess. Bldg 2,704 440 HARVEY ROAD LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U05 55 60 10 0 190,500 190,500 Indust Condo 4,600 440 HARVEY ROAD LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U06 55 60 11 0 131,900 131,900 Indust Condo 2,900 440 HARVEY ROAD LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U07 55 60 12 0 151,200 151,200 Indust Condo 3,500 440 HARVEY ROAD LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U08 55 60 13 0 161,000 161,000 Indust Condo 3,700 440 HARVEY ROAD LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U09 55 60 14 0 161,000 161,000 Indust Condo 3,700 440 HARVEY ROAD LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U10 55 60 15 0 134,700 134,700 Indust Condo 2,900 440 HARVEY ROAD LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U11 55 60 16 0 134,700 134,700 Indust Condo 2,900 440 HARVEY ROAD LLC 41 INDUSTRIAL DR U12 55 60 17 0 133,300 133,300 Indust Condo 2,900 45-45B WASHINGTON ST CONDOMINIUM 45 WASHINGTON ST 63 80 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 47 PORTSMOUTH AVE INVEST TRUST 47 PORTSMOUTH AVE 65 154 53,600 161,200 214,800 Three Family 2,316 48 SUMMITS REALTY TRUST 11 SUMMER ST 64 30 77,900 204,600 282,500 Cape Cod 1,463 49 PORTSMOUTH AVE INVEST TRUST 49 PORTSMOUTH AVE 65 153 50,600 117,700 168,300 Two Family 1,968 5 COTTAGE STREET REALTY TRUST 5 COTTAGE ST 74 12 71,900 170,400 242,300 Conventional 2,040 52 LINCOLN ST LLC 52 LINCOLN ST 73 272 87,000 188,700 275,700 Three Family 2,640 57 MAPLE ST 2014 LLC 22 PROSPECT ST 65 162 71,900 87,400 159,300 Conventional 1,440 6 MEETING PLACE DRIVE EXETER LP 6 MEETING PLACE DR 55 75 2 175,400 1,473,600 1,649,000 Condominium 26,168 64 WATER STREET LLC 64 WATER ST 72 15 354,600 89,100 443,700 Restaurant 2,340 7 CHESTNUT ST REALTY TR 7 CHESTNUT ST 64 55 104,500 82,600 187,100 Conventional 729 75 HIGH ST UNIT E3 REALTY TRUST 75 HIGH ST-EM/U3 71 98 3 0 172,100 172,100 Condominium 1,213 75-77 COURT ST LLC 75-77 COURT ST 83 84 164,600 301,800 466,400 Apartments 5,914 78 EPPING ROAD LLC 78 EPPING RD 62 114 177,300 122,000 299,300 Serv Sta 3-Bay 2,940 79-81 COURT ST CONDO ASSOC 79-81 COURT ST 83 83 MC 0 0 0 Condominium 0 8 CENTER STREET LLC 8-10 CENTER ST 72 222 3 194,500 238,800 433,300 Office Bldg 3,888 80 EPPING ROAD REALTY TRUST 80 EPPING RD 55 3 237,400 0 237,400 Vacant Land 0 81 HIGH STREET LLC 81 HIGH ST 71 97 260,500 1,023,500 1,284,000 Apartments 11,997 83 MAIN STREET TRUST 83 MAIN ST 63 250 151,000 310,500 461,500 4-7 Family 2,019 89 LINDEN ST REALTY TRUST 89 LINDEN ST 95 65 109,800 182,200 292,000 Two Family 2,502 9 HAMPTON RD CONDO MASTER 9 HAMPTON RD 69 31 MC 0 0 0 Condo Office 0 9 STONE RIDGE LANE 9 STONE RIDGE LN 19 16 49 169,800 560,800 730,600 Colonial 3,832 91 WINTER STREET LLC 91 WINTER ST 73 139 110,300 209,000 319,300 Three Family 3,156 94 PORTSMOUTH AVE LLC 94 PORTSMOUTH AVE 52 49 518,100 343,500 861,600 Car Wash 5,483 95 HIGH STREET INVEST TRUST 95 HIGH ST 71 95 222,700 244,300 467,000 Colonial 2,537 A & M EDWARDS FAMILY REV TR 46 AUBURN ST 71 29 100,000 201,200 301,200 Conventional 2,205 A STORAGE KING LLC 6 KINGS WAY AVE 55 56 317,000 995,300 1,312,300 Warehousing 6,975 9/29/2015 1:53:32PM Page 2 List by Owner EXETER, NH Land Building Parcel Style Living Owner~s Name Location Map Lot Unit Value Value Value Desc Area AA FIELD REALTY LLC 98 PORTSMOUTH AVE 52 50 381,600 288,100 669,700 Stores/Apt Com 7,200 AARONIAN RICHARD S REV TR 68 WASHINGTON ST 62 16 110,600 194,000 304,600 Cape Cod 2,021 ABBISS JANE A REV TR 46 EXETER FARMS RD 68 10 103,300 238,600 341,900 Modern/Contemp 2,051 ABBOTT GORDON L 5 STERLING HILL LN U516 68 6 516 0 277,600 277,600 Condominium 1,745 ABBOTT PETER J 602 CANTERBURY DR 104 79 602 0 12,200 12,200 Manf Home 758 ABBY TWO TRUST 90 HIGH ST 71 44 187,700 366,300 554,000 Colonial 2,958 ABEL ROBERT C 10 RINNY LN 27 12 6 142,800 231,300 374,100 Colonial 2,104 ABELY DONALD J 5 STERLING HILL LN U515 68 6 515 0 234,400 234,400 Condominium 1,382 ABIZAID SUSAN L 50 BROOKSIDE DR-J1 54 4 81 0 126,500 126,500 Condominium 946 ABOUNAJA NAHLA 2 TERRYS WAY 11 18 18 150,000 286,200 436,200 Colonial 2,440 ABOUNAJA RABIH 8 PORTSMOUTH AVE 71 9 93,600 216,200 309,800 Colonial 3,363 ACUBRIGHT INC 124 KINGSTON RD 101 9 150,200 171,000 321,200 Commercial 4,608 ADAIR CHARLES H 131 COURT ST U16 94 24 16 0 259,600 259,600 Condominium 1,520 ADAMAKOS GEORGE L 4 DEARBORN BROOK CIR 70 61 15 137,900 494,700 632,600 Colonial 4,025 ADAMS CHRISOPHER 50 BROOKSIDE DR-F2 54 4 42 0 126,500 126,500 Condominium 946 ADAMS CHRISTOPHER A 34-36 SOUTH ST 72 113 59,600 145,100 204,700 Two Family 1,440 ADAMS DONALD C 26 HAMPTON FALLS RD 86 25 111,300 210,000 321,300 Cape Cod 1,893 ADAMS ELAINE 1009 CAMELOT DR 104 79 1009 0 19,500 19,500 Manf Home 924 ADAMS JOHN B 208 FRONT ST 74 14 119,000 107,700 226,700 Conventional 1,274 ADAMS MARTIN M 9 STEVENS CT 52 72 99,000 128,800 227,800 Cape Cod 1,296 ADAMS
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