People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
Monahan Manor Apartments opens in Nashua, plus Laconia council seeks property proposals, medical buildings transforms to housing in Somersworth ... and more
Real Estate & Construction
Proposed Rye Harbor project draws pushback from businesses with ties to the waterfront
The Pease Development Authority is proposing to spend more than $1 million in COVID-19 relief money on a new raised structure that would house marine-related businesses
Phenix Hall redevelopment clears major hurdle as City Council eases height restrictions
Council agreed to circumvent height rules on case-by-case basis for redevelopment that plans to add housing, restaurants and retail to historic Phenix Hall site
Co-living residential space proposed for J.J. Newberry building in downtown Portsmouth
Developer Mark McNabb proposes to turn downtown property into mixed-use project including 'high-density, co-living' spaces
Enfield residents file suit against town over variance for 300-unit housing development
Plaintiffs allege that the Zoning Board erred when it denied their petition to ask for reconsideration over height variance of proposed development on the Laramie Farms property
NH home prices moderate in July but market is still hot
A greater moderation of pricing and the availability of more property for sale is signaling a cooling in what has been a red-hot residential real estate market
Lawsuit: Newlife NH says city wrongly denied sober house on Archery Lane
Newlife is suing Nashua, and seeking damages, under the Fair Housing Act as well as the Americans With Disabilities Act for proposed housing for 16 disabled residents
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
MWV STR association sues Conway, 48 affordable units in Dover, Shayna Pryor joins Badger Peabody ... and more
Bartlett planning board mulls new development
Board members say it could take years before ground is broken on proposed Cedarcroft Farms development off Route 302
Old mills in Franklin sat empty for years. Now, they’re state-of-the-art housing.
The shuttered mills off Central Street downtown are now transformed into a mixed-use mecca of residential, commercial and green space for Franklin residents, after a renovation by Chinburg Properties
