Abutters fret over 33-unit Bartlett housing proposal
A proposal to build a 33-unit housing development off of Route 302 is being examined by the planning board
Real Estate & Construction
Another month, another record increase in state’s median home price
$538,000 mark set new record, fourth in four months
RiverWoods denied rehearing for rejected 'massive' health center plan
The board voted 4-0 June 25 to deny the retirement community’s request to grant a partial rehearing of their case for the new centralized health center that would provide assisted living care, skilled care and memory care
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
A joint effort in Berlin between the Conservation Fund and the Society for the Protection of NH Forests is resulting in a 730-acre parcel of forest land being preserved as a working forest with traditional public access. The property, all…
Seeking to address housing crunch, Dartmouth College buys West Wheelock properties
Dartmouth College acquired four properties last week on West Wheelock Street, an area where college officials aim to substantially increase housing for undergraduate students.
Manchester Mayor announces two homeless initiatives hires
The Office of Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais has announced the hiring of Owen Westover to the position of homelessness initiatives coordinator and Irina Owens as director of homeless initiatives.
High stakes, hard choices: legal perspectives on NH's housing crisis
Today’s affordable housing crisis is marked by soaring rents and home prices and low vacancy rates
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
Lavallee Brensinger welcomes new principal, plus Cherry Valley redevelopment in Alton ... and more
Seabrook, The Brook reach deal on casino's 264-unit housing project
Decree authorizes 230 multifamily units, 17 duplexes at 319 Route 107 in Seabrook, subject to planning board approval
8 developers from Seacoast to Boston make pitch for Portsmouth housing project
Portsmouth city staff have narrowed the number of firms interested in partnering with the city to create permanent below-market-rate housing at the former Sherburne School site
