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Eighty Eight Coffee Co. at 124 Queen City Avenue. (Photo by Amara Phelps) Eminent domain is a necessary but unpleasant facet of progress – it is the right of the government to take private property for public use as long as it provides “just compensation,” as defined by the New Hampshire…
Continue reading →The vacant former Sherburne School in Portsmouth could become home to a below-market-rate housing project. (Photo by Jeff McMenemy/Seacoastonline) The city has received responses to its request for proposals for the potential redevelopment of the 5.3-acre former Sherburne School property with below-market-rate housing. But city officials are refusing — for now — to…
Continue reading →HousingWireHousingWire Understanding that real estate housing markets are hyperlocal, the RealTrends Verified City Rankings represent the newest evolution of RealTrends agent and team rankings. These rankings are designed to help top-performing agents and teams highlight their accomplishments within their specific local markets, enhancing their credibility where it matters most —…
Continue reading →Ron Durand shows the apartment above his garage where his daughter and granddaughter live in Newmarket, New Hampshire. Durand was the first to build an accessory dwelling unit since the town loosened regulations to encourage more housing options. (Kevin Hardy/Stateline) Aside from an extra mailbox, there’s little indication from the…
Continue reading →HousingWireHousingWire In today’s complex digital environment, understanding the legal and regulatory requirements surrounding cybersecurity is crucial for any business. While the need for strong cybersecurity measures is widely recognized, navigating the legal landscape that governs them is equally important. In this article, part of the “Reducing Risk” series, we will…
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