Limited Sewer, Water Access Driving Up Housing Costs

When it comes to ideas on how to boost new housing in New Hampshire, sewer-and-water improvements aren’t at the top of most priority lists. But maybe they should be.

Veteran's Memorial Park and city architecture in Manchester, New Hampshire

NH Office Market Ends Year with Modest ‘Flight to Quality’

New Hampshire’s office market last year ended on a slow leasing note with an ever-so-small “flight to quality” shift to class A spaces. But it’s not been enough to help ease the problems facing office landlords on the market’s higher end.

Keene Leads NH in ‘Cottage Courts’ Housing Trend

The city’s goal: provide smaller, more affordable housing options for would-be buyers priced out of today’s real estate market.

NH’s Real Estate Market Slowly ‘Returning to Normal’

Data from 2025 – and anecdotal evidence so far this year – indicates that the state is slowly headed toward a more balanced housing market

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