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Where the Past is Present

Sixteen years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, French explorer Samuel de Champlain sailed into Gloucester Harbor and christened it Le Beauport ­ the beautiful harbor.

Settled in 1623 by the Dorchester Bay Company, Gloucester is America¹s oldest seaport and boasts the oldest continuously working art colony in America. Gloucester¹s stunning, rugged beauty continues to inspire artists and poets today as it did more than three centuries ago.

Today¹s Gloucester is a city geared for progress, offering excellent public schools and nearby private schools, reliable public transportation and commuter rail service, as well as easy access to Logan Airport, just 40 minutes away.

Extraordinary cultural resources within the city itself and in other historic Cape Ann and North Shore communities, along with outstanding year-round outdoor recreational opportunities, make Gloucester a perfect location to live and work. Come and work with us.
 

Gloucester At A Glance

Median Household Income $58,410
Income Per Capita $30,308
Future Job Growth (next 10 yrs) 18%
Unemployment Rate 5%
H.S. Degree 84%
4 Year Degree 17%
Graduate Degrees 10%
Available Property

Located at 33 Commercial Street Gloucester. 3,000SF Class A second floor office space. Beach front building with panoramic ocean views. Contact Compass for this property.

 

News

An Open Space Study is currently underway to identify potential land availability for a new industrial park.
 

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