As housing costs rise, experts say zoning reform needed to encourage development
Across the country, concerted efforts to build more housing can serve as a road map for New Hampshire
Real Estate & Construction
Portsmouth Daily Times building redevelopment: What city is being asked to approve
Proposed mixed-use development will feature commercial and retail on the ground floor, with 17 residential units above
Fed rate cut has had little effect on NH housing so far
So far in New Hampshire, the Fed’s interest rate cut in September that was meant, in part, to ignite a more balanced housing market by lowering home mortgage interests has been a dud
Sanborn goes around AG, asks court for help selling casino
Sanborn has said in court filings that potential buyers have walked away from a deal for fear they’d inherit his legal liability should he or the casino be convicted
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
Conway to auction old town hall Saturday, plus Pennichuck Water names new director of engineering ... and more
Housing Champion designation could mean access to grant funds for city
A burgeoning state program to incentivize progressive zoning could make a significant impact on the development of workforce housing in the state
Swenson Granite quarry in Concord to fully reopen by next summer, owner says
The company that owns the Swenson Granite quarry in Concord says it plans to resume cutting slabs of stone there by next summer, will continue to process material into aggregate
Here’s what’s in the state’s decade long interstate project
Current design calls for a three-lane highway going through the city that will widen to four lanes in certain higher traffic areas where vehicles are getting on and off exits
Draft Wolfe Park plan gets community feedback
Feedback from residents aim to provide modifications to the park's redesign to increase public enjoyment of the park
Housing Commission seeks input into how best to meet New London’s needs
New London’s housing landscape has been complicated in recent months by uncertainty around the capacity of the municipal water supply, and how that supply is allocated to potential users
