Colliers announced the sale of 782 South Willow Street in Manchester. Tthe investment property, the new home of Raising Cane’s restaurant, sold for $3,700,000, according to the Registry Review.
Household incomes haven’t grown at the same rate as home prices here in New Hampshire. As a result of this growing disconnect, the price-to-income ratio in each of the state’s 10 counties is one and a half to two times what it should be.
The Town of Salem has been awarded $1.15 million in state funding to pursue housing production and infrastructure projects as one the state’s recognized housing champions. Late last year, Salem, alongside 17 other towns, was designated a housing champion for…
A downtown street in Hanover will be closed for about 18 months starting Wednesday to allow Dartmouth College to overhaul its heating system, as part of an effort to reduce the campus’ carbon emissions ... and other real estate and construction news.
The journey from concept to completion will be long and complicated for the team envisioning the largest real estate development in recent city history, so the passing of a major milestone on Tuesday morning was a moment to mark. The moment came at a meeting of the city’s Technical Review Committee, a board with representatives from all relevant city departments which reviews development proposals before they go before the planning board. Pillsbury Realty Development LLC appeared before the TRC on Tuesday morning for a third and final review of the master plan for the development they call “Laconia Village,” which seeks to build a community on the site of the former Laconia State School.
Salem town planners will hear updated plans Tuesday from Tuscan Village developers seeking to bring an additional 183 units of residential and workforce housing to the development. When the developer’s most recent master plan was approved, a 1.2 million-square-foot life science facility was included.
The fast-food franchise Wendy’s is looking to build a new restaurant on Route 119 in Rindge, with some members of the Planning Board expressing concerns that the planned building doesn’t go far enough to fit into the style of the area.
As residents look toward Keene’s future, their feedback shows the housing crunch is the number one problem they want fixed, Keene Senior Planner Mari Brunner said. An updated version of the city’s master plan will reflect this, and includes examples of steps to be taken that align with measures experts say are needed to address the housing crisis affecting Keene and beyond.
New and improved lifts, expanded terrain, more extensive snowmaking, and a major expansion are among the off-season projects by New Hampshire ski areas as they transition from a 2024-25 season that’s being described as “more like a true winter.”
Against low inventory and affordability issues, will actual sales in the next two years generate the forecasted tax revenue?
