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State Lawmakers Eke Out Productive Session of Housing Reforms

State Lawmakers Eke Out Productive Session of Housing Reforms

by Jay Fitzgerald | Jul 13, 2026 | Commercial & Industrial

In the end, they accomplished more than they expected. Heading into the spring legislative session in Concord, pro-housing lawmakers and advocates were bracing for a major push to repeal a slew of landmark laws passed last year that made it easier to build new housing...
5-Story Mixed-Use Building Pitched for Downtown Manchester

5-Story Mixed-Use Building Pitched for Downtown Manchester

by James Sanna | Jul 10, 2026 | Commercial & Industrial

The current home of a convenience store on the northern edge of downtown Manchester would become an apartment building with ground-floor retail under a proposal filed with the city. An LLC controlled by Manchester resident Krystopher H. Viviers, son of local developer...

Portsmouth Moves to Cap Continuances

by The Registry Review | Jul 10, 2026 | Commercial & Industrial

Portsmouth’s Planning Board unanimously adopted a new policy that caps the number of delays and continuances a developer can request at two. The move appears tied to frustration with The Kane Company and the three months in a row the firm’s project team asked the...
Developer Sells Nashua Grocery Asset for $22.5M

Developer Sells Nashua Grocery Asset for $22.5M

by James Sanna | Jul 3, 2026 | Commercial & Industrial

A California investor has picked up the building housing Nashua’s Whole Foods Market location. An LLC that shares an address with a suburban Boston car dealership sold 272 Daniel Webster Highway for $22.5 million in early June, according to a deed filed with the...

JLL Provides $20.3M HUD Refinance for Memory Care Community

by The Registry Review | Jun 29, 2026 | Commercial & Industrial

Through its lending arm JLL Real Estate Capital, JLL Capital Markets closed a $20.3 million  for Spring Village at Dover, a 50-unit/56-bed memory care community. The financing will enable the property’s private equity ownership to continue delivering specialized...
New AI Data Centers: Easier Said Than Done

New AI Data Centers: Easier Said Than Done

by Jay Fitzgerald | Jun 29, 2026 | Commercial & Industrial

The push to make New Hampshire a more hospitable place for new AI data centers is running into early problems, from angry local protesters to large tech firms showing a lack of interest in building facilities here. Last year, there was a sense of optimism that it was...
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