Concord Monitor
Stop me if you've heard this before: N.H. home prices have hit a new record high
In July, the median sales price for single-family homes in New Hampshire reached a record $580,000, driven by strong buyer demand and a persistent shortage of available housing.
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14mMother of two faces removal proceedings after arrest in NH
A Brazilian mother was released on bond after being detained by Troy police and turned over to ICE following an alleged traffic violation, highlighting ongoing debates surrounding the department's 287(g) agreement with federal immigration authorities.
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4mBelmont residents lose lawsuit over new manufactured housing owner’s rent increases
Belmont manufactured housing residents suffered a legal defeat this week when a New Hampshire judge tossed out their lawsuit accusing an out-of-state investor of dissuading them from buying their park with his false promises of stable rent increases. In 2021, Bradley Pereira, manager of Oakshire Capital, purchased the 5.8-acre Great Brook Village, a manufactured housing […]
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2mEPA gives N.H. the thumbs-up for ending car inspections
The EPA proposed speeding up the approval process to legalize New Hampshire's decision to end its vehicle inspection program.
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6mAt St. Andrew’s by-the-Sea, a celebration of 150 years of service, song and salt air
St. Andrew's-by-the-Sea in Rye Beach, N.H., is hosting a 150th celebration this Saturday featuring tours, music, and historical exhibits to commemorate its long history.
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4mRevolutionary War-era tavern and abolitionist home added to NH historic register
Five diverse properties across New Hampshire were officially added to the state Register of Historic Places on Tuesday, including a Revolutionary War-era tavern, an abolitionist home, and several historic landmarks.