Commercial & Industrial
Brady Sullivan Opens Tower Apartment Conversion
Manchester developer Brady Sullivan Properties has cut the ribbon on a project that gave 50-year-old icon of the city’s skyline a new lease on life.
Federal Reserve Ready to Disappoint Borrowers
Several surprisingly strong economic reports, combined with President-elect Donald Trump’s policy proposals, have led to a decidedly more cautious tone from the Fed.
State GOP Wins Eye New Moves to Help Housing Construction
New Hampshire Republicans are guardedly optimistic they can deliver on their campaign promises to pass new laws designed to boost badly needed housing construction across the state.
Mass. Projects Get Two-Year Permit Extension
If you’re looking to take part in a planned real estate development in Greater Boston, you might be in luck.
Banks, CUs Lost CRE Market Share in Q3
According to a new report from CBRE and data from The Warren Group, the commercial real estate market continues to show signs of improvement.
Student Demand, Worker Recruitment Drive Dartmouth Housing Push
Dartmouth College has launched an ambitious initiative to build new housing for up to 1,000 students, faculty and staff members over the next decade in a move to make the school more competitive and address its workforce needs.
Ayotte, Legislative Wins Expand Republican Control in State Government
Former U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte was elected governor of New Hampshire on Tuesday, defeating Democratic former Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig to keep the office under Republican control for another two years.
Portsmouth Development Gets Extension
The developers behind a three-building mixed-use project at 2 Russel St. in Portsmouth were given more time to bring their vision to life.
Smaller Tenants Give Nashua Office Market a Boost
Nashua’s office market is showing signs of a slow-but-steady recovery – with smaller tenants taking the lead.
Gubernatorial Candidates Face Balancing Act: More Housing Vs. Local Control
In the final days of their campaigns for New Hampshire governor, both Republican Kelly Ayotte and Democrat Joyce Craig have promised action to address the state’s housing crisis.
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