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Chinese water bottling company subsidiary appears to be new owner of Nashua building
A large commercial building in Nashua’s Westwood Park has been purchased for $67 million by what appears to be a subsidiary of Nongfu Spring, a  giant Chinese bottled water and beverage company that plans to expand into the United States.
New Hampshire’s bars, liquor stores reflect a trend toward healthier living
As dry-January-themed mocktails and nonalcoholic beverages take root in New Hampshire, local establishments say these alternative drinks can foster social inclusivity and bring healthy choices to customers’ bar tabs.
Charrette reveals that housing near hospital project 'doable' — but costly
Though the regulatory process remains expensive and the cost of building materials high, changes in Conway zoning in recent years have helped make affordable housing more possible
Mike Danis of Danis Construction in Lyndeborough makes pitch for tiny houses
A builder in Lyndeborough is working to address the housing shortage and the affordability issue of many residences
Lawmakers pass sweeping zoning reform bills, but some say housing funding is lacking
The Legislature has pushed forward a number of bills intended to overhaul zoning procedures that housing advocates say impede badly needed development
NH home affordability is leaving some income groups behind
A national report that assesses home affordability by income levels shows New Hampshire housing is unaffordable for large segments of its residents.
Elissa Margolin’s new role as St. Anselm housing initiative director
Margolin, a lawyer with a law degree from American University, will also teach a masters level course at Saint Anselm on housing policy and practice
Lyme residents ask Selectboard to retain town-owned rental property
Pike House resides on the same 3-acre lot as the town offices and police station and shares a septic and well with the buildings, making it a potentially difficult property to sell.
Developer agrees to keep some units on New Salem Street at affordable rates
It’s a small but significant win for city leaders, who have long grappled with a systemic problem relating to housing affordability and availability.Â
