New Poll Shows Strong Support for More Housing
The latest statewide poll by Saint Anselm College shows 6 in 10 Granite Staters want more pro-housing zoning in their towns, and even more support modest densification in some neighborhoods. The college’s Initiative For Housing Policy and Practice has polled New...
Where Is the NH Economy Headed?
The national and state economies seem to be developing a split personality that’s leaving economists and commercial real estate brokers puzzled about what lies ahead through the end of the year and beyond. On the plus side, the U.S. unemployment rate, though it has...For Average Families, NH Homes More Unaffordable Than Ever
New Hampshire’s housing market has an income gap problem. The median household income has doubled since 1998, hovering at just under $100,000 today. But home prices have jumped at a much faster rate. Back in 1998, the median New Hampshire home was 2.8 times more...
Apartments Proposed on Portsmouth Dealership Lot
The owner of a Portsmouth car dealership, who is also a developer, has filed plans with city officials for an apartment building on a portion of his dealership’s lot. Anthony DiLorenzo is seeking permission to build 48 units in a 4-story mixed-use building whose...
Manchester Zoning Overhaul Seeks More ‘Missing Middle’ Housing
Manchester officials are poised to pass major zoning changes that could lead to a modest increase in new “missing middle” housing across the city – mostly via new duplexes, triple-decker homes and other small-scale multifamily projects. The changes contained in the...This Week’s Paper: Digital Edition
