Commercial & Industrial

Exeter OK’s 70 Apartments Near Hospital
Exeter town officials have given developer Green & Company a green light to redevelop a retail property near the city’s hospital into housing.
Poll: Most Granite Staters Support Overriding Local Zoning
Midway through the 2025 legislative session, large majorities of Granite Staters say they support legislation aimed at expanding housing in the state, according to a poll commissioned by New Hampshire Housing Action, an advocacy group.

First Phase of Big Dover Development Branded
Executives with Boston developer Cathartes, who are in the process of building a large mixed-use waterfront project next to downtown Dover, finally have a name for the project.

No Sign of Slowdown for High-End Portsmouth Condos
No Sign of Slowdown for High-End Portsmouth Condos
In Shift, Senate Passes Bills Overriding Local Zoning
As state senators clashed over the best way to increase New Hampshire’s housing supply Thursday, much of the debate hinged on a preference: the carrot or the stick.

Can NH Support a $1.9K-Per-Night Resort?
New Hampshire may soon find out whether the state has a strong enough travel-and-tourism market to support a potential five-star luxury resort complex.
Ayotte Signs Bill to Speed Financing for Energy-Efficient Developments
Fifteen years after it passed in New Hampshire, no cities or towns here have implemented the C-PACER financing tool. Now, the program is getting a revamp.

Durham Developers Hope to Repeat Dover Cottage’s Success
John and Maggie Randolph, who built a widely acclaimed community of “tiny homes” in Dover, are taking their inspiration to the next level with a Durham single-family development.
Bipartisan Interest Sparked in Overriding Local Zoning
When it comes to describing some New Hampshire towns’ housing codes, Rep. Joe Alexander likes to use a colorful phrase: “snob zoning.”
Portsmouth, Kane End Suits Over Failed Development
The acrimonious saga of the McIntyre development in Portsmouth could be at its end.