People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
North Branch Construction new hires, new event space in Portsmouth ... and more
Real Estate & Construction
City votes to move forward with antique center purchase, splitting building with restaurateur
City council approved purchase of 601 Main St., current site of the Laconia Antique Center, in a 4-2 vote
New restaurant and dog park proposed at old Shogun steakhouse in Newington
Former Shogun Japanese Steakhouse property at 347 Shattuck Way on market for $3.9 million
With new foreclosure, state’s chosen buyer in $21.5 million Laconia land deal takes another hit
Emails show state grew frustrated as buyer’s team delayed closing
The impact of the corporate transparency act on real estate
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) was a bipartisan bill enacted by Congress in 2021. It is intended to enhance transparency in entity structures and ownership, including the real estate sector, by addressing money laundering, tax fraud and other illicit activities.
Old Homestead Farm proposes short-stay cabins to supplement event business
A previously approved event business on Greenville Road in New Ipswich may be seeking an expansion before it gets off the ground, adding short-stay cabins to a planned event venue.
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News From Around NH
Sherri Mercurio joins Badger Peabody & Smith, 2024 housing outlook ... and more
Years-long waits for vouchers worsen the pain of New Hampshire’s housing crisis
Given based on income, housing voucher waitlists have grown to over several years, made worse by lack of housing and landlord refusal
ZBA vote allowing Dismas Home congregant care center at 571 Holt Ave. will stand
Plan calls for Boy Scouts of America to sell the two-story, 10,000-square-foot former office building to meet their obligation for lawsuit settlement
State: Pushing closing on $21.5 million Laconia land deal to summer is ‘ridiculous’
Buyer behind the deal, with a history of real estate problems, has long been a concern for Laconia city officials
