New Hampshire’s office market last year ended on a slow leasing note with an ever-so-small “flight to quality” shift to class A spaces. But it’s not been enough to help ease the problems facing office landlords on the market’s higher end.

Portsmouth’s Planning Board has unanimously approved the latest attempt to redevelop the site of a former restaurant that burned down nearly a decade ago.

Nashua developer The Stabile Companies had proposed a 46-building townhome development near near the city border with Londonderry. 

President Donald Trump’s recent threat to ban large institutional investors from buying up single-family homes won’t have an effect in New Hampshire, as few are active here.

An organ transplant company based just across the state line in Massachusetts and targeted by the Ayotte administration with relocation incentives has picked Boston over New Hampshire.

Developers of the old Mohawk Tannery site in Nashua say their project could serve as a model for the future clean-up and redevelopment of other contaminated sites across the region.

Massachusetts housing developers are increasingly focusing on the New Hampshire market for major housing projects, as their home state becomes increasingly tough to do business in.