A 2006 change in state law has unlocked a new way for the state’s mall operators to bounce back from the “retail apocalypse.”

Catholic Charities NH recently began construction on a nearly 100-unit mixed-income multifamily development in Peterborough that’s being funded in part by Evernorth

Aerospace and automotive supplier Hitchiner recently broke ground on a 57,000-square-foot facility designed and being built by by Manchester-based PROCON.

New plans for the 217-acre Laconia State School site show a grocery store, medical offices, about 2,100 housing units and greenspace for outdoor yoga, concerts and a farmers market.

Town officials and developers have taken a step closer toward a possible massive redevelopment of the old Hampton Beach Casino into a more than 1.2 million-square-foot conference, entertainment and hotel complex.

A former municipal public works garage next to downtown Lebanon could become 80 units of affordable housing under a plan proposed by a Hollis-based development team.

The Mall at Rockingham Park is joining the list of New Hampshire malls whose owners think a casino will work to fill a vacant anchor space.

A Federal Reserve move to lower interest rates may nudge some developers to resurrect dormant commercial projects that were put on hold a few years back when rates first started rising.