NH home buyers, sellers continue to find tough market
It remains difficult for New Hampshire residents to both buy and sell a home, with tight inventory and high prices continuing to slow the market.
It remains difficult for New Hampshire residents to both buy and sell a home, with tight inventory and high prices continuing to slow the market.
Restaurants in New Hampshire, and across the country, have not been able to process loyalty products, gift cards or, in some cases, online orders, for more than a week because of a ransomware attack on NCR/Aloha, a point-of-sale provider.ghqa
Maple producers from New Hampshire and across the Northeast are still removing their taps and wiping the sap from their hands from the 2023 season, but the U.S. Department of Agriculture hopes they will take the time to answer the annual industry survey.
Lack of inventory continues to be the story as the New Hampshire single-family home and condo market remained sluggish in March.
New Hampshire will get nearly $7.6 million to upgrade essential wastewater and stormwater systems, part of $57.2 million in New England allocations the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Friday.
The February housing market in New Hampshire wasn’t budging much from where it had been in January, with affordability and lack of inventory continuing to stall sales, though they were up slightly in February from 12 months before.
While March is Maple Month in New Hampshire, hosted by the New Hampshire Maple Products Association, it all comes together March 18 and 19, on New Hampshire Maple Weekend.
Nashua Community College will receive $456,051 to expand its aviation technical and mechanical job training program, which trains workers for an industry that’s facing a critical shortage.
A bill that will strengthen a commission that supports job creation, community development and child and health care in the most economically vulnerable parts of northern New England and New York has been introduced in the U.S. Senate by Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H.
Franklin Savings Bank Fund for Community Advancement is accepting applications for its 2023 round of funding. Grant amounts range from $1,000 to $10,000. The deadline for applications is May 30.
The state’s residential market has made some slight shifts toward favoring buyers more than it has the past few years, though prices are still on the rise.
Stonyfield Farm is among businesses in Maine and New Hampshire that will benefit in $15.2 million in renewable energy loans to Aligned Solar Partners from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Electric Infrastructure Loan program.