Housing is in the news these days – specifically, the lack of it and the cost of what there is. This is not a new problem for New Hampshire, but certain factors have contributed to the current situation, including years of predominantly single-family.
The radiance of new greenery emerges from the mist in the morning valleys, the forest’s winter snowpack recedes and the rivers rush, replenishing life into our beautiful corner of creation. So too we cannot help but feel the vibrant embrace of spring.
At the end of last year, as the world reflected on 2022 and prophesied about 2023, the pundits produced countless reports detailing 2022 as a year of lows for the real estate market.The headlines sensationalized a world marked by uncertainty, market.
Laura Abrahamsen, director of George H. Bixby Memorial Library in Francestown, hosted a genealogy workshop April 20.Using various strategies and online resources, Abrahamsen taught participants ways to identify missing information about a photograph..
According to analysis just released by the New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority, New Hampshire is missing some 23,500 housing units.This is not a surprise to anyone. We have all heard the stories of houses selling for startling sums, and the.