Rendezvous on Elm: Manchester's Iconic Skyscraper Reimagined

A New Chapter for Manchester’s Historic Landmarks



In a magnificent transformation, the historic Dunlap Building, recognized as New Hampshire’s first skyscraper, has recently reopened its doors as Rendezvous on Elm. This $10 million project not only redefines luxury living in downtown Manchester but also revitalizes a beloved landmark that has remained dormant for years. Named Project of the Month by the New England Real Estate Journal, this residential development offers 27 uniquely designed rental homes, each promising a blend of modern comfort and historical charm.

Revitalizing a Historical Gem



Constructed in 1879, the Dunlap Building had long served as a commercial asset before falling into disrepair and vacancy. The visionaries behind its rebirth, David A. De Lise and Anthony DeLucia, saw potential in this architectural jewel. With over 60 years of combined experience and a portfolio exceeding $160 million in real estate projects, the duo embarked on an ambitious renovation. Their goal was to transform the formerly commercial space into luxurious residences suitable for modern living, all while maintaining the building’s historical significance.

This remarkable undertaking involved comprehensive upgrades to the entire structure. From reengineering mechanical systems to improving acoustics, every aspect was meticulously crafted to ensure a homeowner-quality standard.

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