Dismas Home plans to open congregant care center in Rochester
The 13-bed center transitional home for women who have completed Dismas Home’s 90-day program at its West Side center is planned for 245 Rochester Hill Road in Rochester
Real Estate & Construction
Conway planners seek to walk back proposed STR regs
The vote to reverse course amends the proposed table of permitted uses and keeps the status quo and non-owner-occupied lodging houses in all residential and commercial districts
Greenville rehab center decision continued again
The proposal would renovate one of the town’s empty former mill buildings into a 66-bed facility, with parking both on-site and at a nearby lot
Hampton Liberty Lane revamp: Plans to build 248 apartments for ‘missing middle’
The developers of a major multifamily residential project off Liberty Lane presented their case to the Hampton Planning Board on Wednesday, Feb. 5, seeking approval for 248 apartments aimed at serving the “missing middle.”
Ground breaks and construction begins at The Village on Technology Hill
TFMoran's mixed-use development is designed to support the region’s growing economy while offering a unique living experience.
JCPenney to close at Mall at Fox Run in Newington after $8 million sale
The impending closure comes after the JCPenney space at the 50 Fox Run Road mall was recently sold to Torrington Properties, which now owns the entire mall
Hampton Beach Casino reimagined: Plans call for gaming, music venue, hotel, condos, more
The development would span from F to D Street, transforming the current back parking lot into an expanded area for charitable gaming, retail, and a new stage and ballroom for concerts
Portsmouth housing project to be home for workers being 'forced out' of city
Portsmouth Housing Authority's plan is to convert what is now classroom space into eight one-bedroom apartments inside the former Sherburne Elementary School in addition to two new buildings totaling 119 units
Keene officials consider reducing parking requirements to encourage housing development
As communities across the country grapple with the housing shortage, reducing parking requirements is one way experts say municipalities can encourage housing development
Housing crisis sparks bipartisan interest in efforts to override local zoning codes
This year, Republicans and Democrats in the House are reframing the housing crisis and displaying a stronger desire to take on municipalities directly by overriding zoning codes with state law
