Commercial & Industrial
Market Square Architects Adds Leaders
Portsmouth-based Market Square Architects announced two members of its leadership team.
The Economics of Affordable Housing Are Tough in NH – and Getting Tougher
New Hampshire residents seem more receptive than ever to building new housing in their communities, a new survey by St. Anselm College shows. But there’s only one problem.
16-Story Apartment Building Pitched in Manchester
Florida real estate investment firm Lansing Melbourne Group presented plans to the city’s Planning Board Oct. 1 for a 16-story, 196-unit building in place of a municipal parking lot downtown.
Lebanon Multifamily Gets NH’s First C-PACE Loan
Nuveen Green Capital said it’s provided the first C-PACE financing package issued to a real estate development in New Hampshire.
Second Time’s the Charm for New Hampshire’s Opportunity Zones?
New Hampshire business leaders are hoping changes to federal tax incentives to boost rural development will attract more investor interest the second time around.
Multifamily Construction Slowing in NH After Two Strong Years
Deliveries of new multifamily housing units are expected to reach its highest level in a decade in some areas of New Hampshire, thanks to a strong construction market in 2024 and 2025.
Dover Cottage Court Foes Sell Home to Developer
A Dover couple who fought a neighboring small cottage court development all the way to the New Hampshire Supreme Court have sold their home – to the developer they spent months fighting
172 Affordable Rentals Proposed in Claremont
Keene-based nonprofit affordable housing developer Southwestern Community Services is proposing to build 174 rental units on a landlocked parcel in Claremont.
SNHU Confirms It Will Soon Sell Office Building and Parking Lot
The guessing game has begun. SNHU’s plans to vacate and sell off its major holdings in Manchester’s Millyard has sparked speculation about what comes next for the city’s downtown office market.
At Mid-Year, Where Is NH’s CRE Market?
New data suggests the state’s office, industrial and retail submarkets all seem to be stabilizing at a “new normal” after five years of various booms and busts.
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