Virtual workshop seeks to aid small-scale developers

NH Housing, Build Maine team up for two-day event

September 2, 2020

NH Business Review Staff,

The Incremental Development Alliance neighborhood-based development workshop, to be held from 8:30 a.m. to noon Sept. 23-24, is designed to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money and how small developers interact with professionals in the built environment. The goal is to help aspiring developers feel more prepared to take the first steps on their own project, organizers said.

Cost of early-bird registration is $150 until Sept. 11. After that, cost is $180. In addition, 50% scholarshipsare available.

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