Seacoast home, condo sales on the rise in February
Pending March sales look bright too
Author: NH Business Review Staff
Six nonprofits vie for community-funded makeover
Building on Hope to make decision for 2016 renovations in April
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N.H. Job Corps Center nears completion, Keeler promoted at Coldwell Banker … and more
2015 BOB Awards winners
Congratulations to the 2015 Best of Business winners
30 new downtown Laconia apartments under construction
Chinburg converting 18,000-square-foot building
Survey says homeownership rate at 20-year low
Harvard analysis finds 2014 rate lowest since 1994
N.H. firm may have solution for roof snow loads
SnowSentry device could give building owners an early warning when heavy snow is making roofs unstable
Home prices rise in Manchester-Nashua
Monthly, yearly increases reported
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Jackman reports six transactions, S.W. Cole opens new subsidiary in N.H. … and more
Five N.H. firms win job training grants
Total of $27,514 in grants will help train 132 workers
Sunset Hill House sold in Franconia
Wason Associates negotiates deal
Four-building apartment complex planned in Milford
Mix of luxury, affordable units proposed for site
Concord Housing buys South Main building
‘Beautiful building’ is sold at auction
New Hampshire home transactions up 6.3 percent in January
RE/MAX report finds median price an depending sales up too
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Roundup
Jewett’s new controller, North Branch promotes two, hires one … and more
N.H. Innovation Research Center seeks grant applications
Project proposals sought from Granite State tech firms
N.H. joins national online reciprocity pact
Effort makes it easier for states to regulate and institutions to participate in interstate distance education
Stonewall Kitchen to build at industrial site in Dover
Planning board approves 275,000-square-foot Mast Road facility
Concord auto site sold for $1.8 million
Key Auto Group buys 11-acre site on Manchester Street
CRDC helps Company C remain in Concord
Financing package allows home décor firm to purchase Old Turnpike Road building
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Two hotel transactions announced, Exeter YMCA topping-off ceremony … and more
Gold Street property sells for $1.051 million
6,300-square-foot industrial building purchased by Holloway Mercedes
Fulcrum breaks ground for new Primary Bank
State’s newest bank expected to open in early spring
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Roundup
Redfin enters N.H. market, Coldwell Banker Linwood opens Weare office … and more
Shaheen to speak at Feb. 18 BIA luncheon
Senator to discuss issues and their impact on the N.H. business community
National Engineers Week celebration set in N.H.
Celebration of the 64th annual National Engineers Week will be celebrated in New Hampshire, highlighted by the Awards Banquet & Exhibition, jointly presented by the New Hampshire Society of Professional Engineers and the New Hampshire Joint Engineering Societies. The banquet…
TFMoran announces merger with MSC Civil Engineers
TFMoran Inc., a Bedford-based regional full-service engineering firm, has merged with MSC Engineers, a leading Seacoast area firm. The merger allows MSC, now a division of TFMoran, to substantially expand its traditional survey and civil engineering services by adding structural engineering,…
ProCon builds new office for engineers, architects
U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte was among those in attendance as Hooksett-based ProCon cut the ribbon on the new 14,870-square-foot office for its Architecture & Engineering Division. ProCon designed and built the space to accommodate its team of 44 architects and…
Cancer prevention funds awarded
The New Hampshire Comprehensive Cancer Collaboration has awarded funds to three organizations to support their anti-cancer initiatives. The collaboration – a statewide partnership of individuals and organizations committed to eliminating cancer – coordinates efforts to improve prevention, early detection, treatment…
Harvard Pilgrim acquires health coaching firm
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care has acquired an Arkansas company that helps large employers improve the health behavior of their workers. A subsidiary of the Wellesley, Mass.-based health insurer, third-party administrator Health Plans Inc., acquired TrestleTree of Fayetteville, Ark. TrestleTree will…
Let’s get real on prevention
To the editor: There are two aspects of health care not mentioned in Dr. Fieseher’s article, “What can cure our ailing health care system?” in the January 9-22 issue of NHBR. 1. The wordsmiths in the USA have changed the…
The ‘cancer’ of single-payer
To the editor: Forgive the pun, but let me use a sharp scalpel on the cancer revealed in the logic of Dr. James Fieseher in his article, “What can cure our ailing health care system?” published in the Jan 9-22…
Manchester-Nashua home prices edge up in December
2014 ends with 0.3 percent increase from November
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Baker Newman expansion, Stebbins deals … and more
N.H., Vt. merger creates real estate powerhouse
Lang McLaughry, Four Seasons Sotheby’s join forces
Apartment complex planned at former brownfields site
Approval sought in Nashua for 152 units at former Beebe Rubber property
Student housing planned for Lakes Region Community College
48-unit apartment building to be built by Anagnost, leased and managed by college
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Roundup
CATCH wins $100k grant, B2W Software unveils cloud product … and more
AIANH Awards winners honored
Selected from 28 submissions, the nine projects were honored for their excellence in overall design, including aesthetics, clarity, creativity, appropriate functionality, sustainability, building performance, and appropriateness with regard to fulfilling the client’s program.
Summit seeks N.H. technologies for anti-terror effort
Private, government organizations will be on hand to discuss efforts with businesses
BIA readies 10th Small Business Day
Event to feature lawmakers, others on energy costs, Affordable Care Act, top policy issues
Milford shopping center sold for $6.1 million
Massachusetts investor buys Granite Town Plaza
Are region’s millennials ready to buy?
RE/MAX forecast predicts they’ll fuel 2015 housing market
ProCon expands with new office
14,870-square-foot houses architects, engineers
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News Rundown
Eckman gets Mascoma Valley school project … and more
Steeplegate Mall loses another anchor
Old Navy announces it will close Concord store Jan. 25
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