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State GOP Wins Eye New Moves to Help Housing Construction

By Jay Fitzgerald | November 25, 2024 | Reprints | Unlock Link

New Hampshire Republicans are guardedly optimistic they can deliver on their campaign promises to pass new laws designed to boost badly needed housing construction across the state.

Buyer Agent Angst Greets New Commission System

By Jay Fitzgerald | November 18, 2024 | Reprints | Unlock Link

A new market is being created, in which some agents will adapt to changes and thrive while others will struggle and falter, industry leaders say.

Student Demand, Worker Recruitment Drive Dartmouth Housing Push

By Jay Fitzgerald | November 11, 2024 | Reprints | Unlock Link

Dartmouth College has launched an ambitious initiative to build new housing for up to 1,000 students, faculty and staff members over the next decade in a move to make the school more competitive and address its workforce needs.

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Smaller Tenants Give Nashua Office Market a Boost

By Jay Fitzgerald | November 4, 2024 | Reprints | Unlock Link

Nashua’s office market is showing signs of a slow-but-steady recovery – with smaller tenants taking the lead.

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Early Returns Show Commissions Are Falling

By Lew Sichelman | November 25, 2024 | Reprints | Unlock Link

A survey of some 1,300 agents and brokers suggests that the class-action settlement that rocked the real estate world is pushing real estate agent commissions down.

Banks, CUs Lost CRE Market Share in Q3

By Sam Minton and James Sanna | November 25, 2024 | Reprints | Unlock Link

According to a new report from CBRE and data from The Warren Group, the commercial real estate market continues to show signs of improvement.

Dropping Homeowners Coverage Could Prove Costly

By Lew Sichelman | November 18, 2024 | Reprints | Unlock Link

If you’re a homeowner who’s considering canceling your insurance coverage due to the high cost, think twice. You could be up the creek even without a natural disaster.