CONCORD — New Hampshire’s housing market continued to show resilience in 2025, with the median price of a single-family home reaching a record…
MEREDITH — After two years of planning, meetings and informational sessions, the planning board approved the town’s 10 Year Community Plan, al…
MEREDITH — Meredith Village Savings Bank has supported the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund with the purchase of $10,000 in tax credits from …
LACONIA — Most candidates for city council and mayor participated in a forum at the Belknap Mill Wednesday evening, where the discussion trave…
LACONIA — State Rep. Mike Bordes and Ward 1 City Councilor Bruce Cheney are vying for the mayor’s office. The Laconia Daily Sun asked the cand…
LACONIA — In the upcoming Municipal Election on Tuesday, Nov. 4, the Ward 5 seat on the city council is sought by incumbent Steven Bogert and …
With an estimated gap of roughly 3.7 million homes, America’s housing supply shortage continues to keep costs elevated for both renters and would-be buyers, making housing affordability a shared priority across the aisle. Expanding multi-family housing—such as townhomes, condos, and apartments—offers a promising solution to scale supply and temper price growth. In the 2025 edition of Construction Coverage’s U.S. Cities Building the Most Multi-Family Housing report, researchers analyzed the latest Census Bureau data to determine the cities and states with the highest shares of new privately-owned housing units authorized by building permits in multi-family structures (two or more units) in 2024.