New Hampshire Business Review - July-7 2017

July 7, 2017

NH Business Review Staff

New Hampshire home sales fall in May as prices rise

Bob Sanders,

Inventory continues to drop, but new listings show some life

Upscale inn being built at historic Wolfeboro

NH Business Review Staff,

Pickering House Inn and event center being readied for 2018 opening

RiverWoods Group unveils plans for Durham community

NH Business Review Staff,

Continuing care community to be company’s first outside Exeter

ABC's Construction Backlog Indicator rebounds in 2017

NH Business Review Staff,

Gains seen in all categories during first quarter

People and Property: NH Real Estate and Construction News Rundown

NH Business Review Staff,

St. Mary’s opens Seacoast Mortgage Center … and more

New study puts arts’ economic impact at $120 million in four NH communities

Jeff Feingold,

Cultural organizations generate 3,851 full-time jobs in Rochester, Portsmouth, Concord and Monadnock regions

Summer camps serve as economic engines for NH communities

Liisa Rajala,

160 licensed camps generate $113 million in direct economic impact says American Camp Association

Former defense official paints grim picture of budget

Liisa Rajala,

Military rebuild is not in the cards says Roger Zakheim at aerospace and defense event

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