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Pandemic, Presidential Election Change Commuter Rail Debate

Pandemic, Presidential Election Change Commuter Rail Debate

by The Registry Review | Nov 16, 2020 | Commercial & Industrial

At least for the time being, the debate over the proposed New Hampshire Capital Corridor Rail Project may come down to what hurts or helps it the most – the pandemic or President-elect Joe Biden.  Debated for years and currently undergoing an extensive study, the...
Commuter Rail Study to Go Forward

Commuter Rail Study to Go Forward

by The Registry Review | Jul 24, 2019 | Commercial & Industrial, Industry News, Residential Real Estate, Transit

Funding is back on the table for a study to see how New Hampshire could create a commuter rail link from Manchester to Boston, via Manchester-Boston Regional Airport and Nashua, following the state senators’ vote last week in favor of Senate Bill 241 and state...
Commuter Rail Study to Go Forward

Over Three-Quarters of Voters Want Commuter Rail in Manchester, Nashua

by The Registry Review | May 22, 2019 | Banking & Lending, Commercial & Industrial, Residential Real Estate, Transit

A vast majority of Granite Staters support establishing a commuter rail connection from Manchester to Boston, via Nashua and the Manchester airport, according to a new poll. The Saint Anselm College Survey Center surveyed 698 registered voters by landline and cell...
Commuter Rail Study to Go Forward

State Senate OKs Funds to Study Commuter Rail

by The Registry Review | Mar 11, 2019 | Banking & Lending, Commercial & Industrial, Industry News, Residential Real Estate

The New Hampshire Senate voted to approve a study by the state Department of Transportation to figure out how New Hampshire could connect some of its largest cities to Massachusetts’ commuter rail network.  A similar bill failed in the Senate last year.  The study...

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