Abandoned Burger King Could Become Hotel
A Massachusetts hotel developer is proposing to replace a Dover property that’s been abandoned since 2021 with a hotel. The 47 Central Ave. property was a Burger King restaurant until 2021, but had largely been closed since 2018 due to legal issues following a ceiling...
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...
Portsmouth OKs Project at Site of Downtown Fire
Portsmouth’s Planning Board has unanimously approved the latest attempt to redevelop the site of a former restaurant that burned down nearly a decade ago. Plans proposed by developer Peter Floros would see the empty lot at 266-278 State St., once home to the State...
220-Unit Manchester Townhouse Development OK’d
Manchester officials have approved a 220-unit development on the city’s outskirts. Nashua developer The Stabile Companies had proposed a 46-building townhome development near the intersection of South Mammoth and Corning roads, near the city border with Londonderry. ...This Week’s Paper: Digital Edition
