Housing advocates are hoping new federal funding rules will help boost construction of new multifamily homes across New Hampshire. But some aren’t too sure.

An affiliate of Boston-based real estate investor Marcus Partners picked up a large, new Salem industrial asset for $32 million.

Officials from the city of Dover and developer Cathartes jointly celebrated the opening of a new waterfront park in the city, and a new apartment building next door, on July 14.

Hampton officials have approved plans to replace a former surf shop and restaurant that burned in 2022 with retail, a restaurant and new homes.

The development team behind Salem’s huge Tuscan Village development is formally asking for permission to pivot away from biotech uses to multifamily for its last undeveloped slice.

Pro-housing lawmakers and advocates were bracing for a major push to repeal a slew of landmark laws passed last year. Instead, they won that battle early.

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.