If housing was built like a Disney ride, parts would be manufactured in a factory and assembled later on-site to create a sturdy, reliable structure. Or, on a smaller scale, like Lego pieces snapping together to complete a model.
Housing prices are on the rise again in the Granite State. Inventory is low and what’s good news for sellers is bad news for buyers and people looking for homes they can afford.
As New Hampshire baby boomers age they hope to remain in the communities where they have lived for 30 years or more, but their large single-family homes on 3-acre lots are no longer the optimal choice for aging in place. Unfortunately, restrictive zoning laws in many communities prevent any other type of house from being built.