For years, the housing shortage has dominated New Hampshire residents’ concerns. On Wednesday, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen decided to respond.

A brand-new distribution center in Portsmouth has been sold by its developer.

Torrington Properties, a major player in the state’s real estate landscape, announced it’s bought a large Rochester shopping center for $51.3 million.

Demand for industrial properties has noticeably softened over the past year, particularly for larger storage spaces usually sought by giant retailers.

A high-profile site in Amesbury is a test case for a resurgence of a housing style that consumes less land and takes a smaller bite out of household budgets.

Local developers David Cowie and Florence Ruffner have sold Exeter’s former First Baptist Church to the town’s famous private school.

Pro-housing advocates are expected to spend more time on the defensive this coming legislative session as critics push back on recently passed reforms.

A Catholic church in Somersworth would be sold if a developer can get approval for an apartment complex on the site.

New Hampshire’s housing crisis has gotten so severe that it’s now crowding out higher-income doctors, managers and even top corporate executives.