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 people’s housing priority lists. But maybe they should be – or at least higher up on those lists. A recent report from the New Hampshire Zoning...
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. It wasn’t a big migration to class A office space for a simple reason: There wasn’t a lot of leasing activity in general last year,...
Keene Leads NH in ‘Cottage Courts’ Housing Trend
A new housing trend is emerging in New Hampshire that could lead to increased construction of badly needed “missing middle” homes that fit the needs of both downsizers and first-time homebuyers. In recent years, a number of communities across the state have passed...
NH’s Real Estate Market Slowly ‘Returning to Normal’
There are still plenty of challenges facing New Hampshire’s residential real estate market. Among the woes are an historically low inventory of homes for sale, lack of new housing construction and ever-increasing home prices that have frozen many first-time homebuyers...This Week’s Paper: Digital Edition
