New Hampshire Business Review

New Hampshire Business Review is a bi-monthly magazine printed on newsprint, based in Manchester. It focuses on topics related to business in New Hampshire.

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Windham proposal includes marketplace, apartments

4 days ago | nhbr.com | Caitlin Dee

The 31-acre, mixed-use development is located off I-93 A proposed 31-acre, mixed-use development located off I-93 would offer a retail marketplace and inclusive residential living options, if the developer can obtain the needed variances. The proposed development, Arena Square, would be located at 102 Indian Rock Road and 82 Range Road, on land owned by Nick Arena, president of Middlesex Glass Company.
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News from Around NH

1 week ago | nhbr.com | Mike Cote

TFMoran honored by Structural Engineers of NH for Rockingham County project TFMoran honored by Structural Engineers of NH for Rockingham County projectTFMoran was honored by the Structural Engineers of New Hampshire with the award in the “Buildings” category for Rockingham County Municipal Complex on May 21 during the group’s annual Excellence in Structural Engineering Awards event at the Puritan Conference Center in Manchester.
ReGen Valley about more than an industry, southern New Hampshire community told

1 week ago | nhbr.com | Maureen Milliken

Millyard biofabrication effort led by Dean Kamen attracting national players, nurturing local startups The message at the May 23 community update event made it clear: ReGen Valley Tech Hub’s evolution is about more than the biofabrication industry, but about the community pulling together on many levels.
New Salem casino seeks charitable partners

2 weeks ago | nhbr.com | Jamie Costa

Organizations and charities are now welcome to apply with Live! Casino Salem to receive charitable funding as the first phase of the project plans to open this summer. In January, a building permit was issued for the first phase of construction, which will feature a complement of new historical horse racing machines, along with blackjack and poker, food offerings and a full bar.
Honoring Swope, Sutter and Truncellito

2 weeks ago | nhbr.com | Brad Cook

During a May 6 panel discussion at the Currier Museum of Art hosted by New Hampshire Civics, retired Union Leader publisher Joseph McQuaid illustrated civics in action by reading from the obituary of John Swope, which had run in the paper that day. Swope, and two other New Hampshire citizens who have died in the last month, exemplified what NH Civics aims to instill in today’s youth by advocating for civics education in public schools.
Around the planet 25 times

2 weeks ago | nhbr.com | Mike Cote

SubCom celebrated a milestone this month when it became the first company to deploy 1 million kilometers of subsea cable systems. One of the world’s biggest developers of undersea fiber-optic cables employs 1,100 people at its manufacturing campus across the road from a shopping mall in Newington. SubCom designs, manufactures, deploys and maintains high-speed fiber-optic networks for telecom companies and tech giants like Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta.
New Hampshire’s bars, liquor stores reflect a trend toward healthier living

2 weeks ago | nhbr.com | Emily Reily

As dry-January-themed mocktails and nonalcoholic beverages take root in New Hampshire, local establishments say these alternative drinks can foster social inclusivity and bring healthy choices to customers’ bar tabs. Although data from the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism says alcohol consumption has been rising, the National Institute on Drug Abuse has found that lifetime drinking among younger generations has been declining since the year 2000.
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News from Around NH

2 weeks ago | nhbr.com | Amanda Andrews |Amanda Andrews

Hoyle Tanner announces new hire, plus Exeter plans for townhomes on vacant lot, cottage courts project coming to Keene ... and more If deemed surplus, city seeks to sell three more properties to further grow Affordable Housing TrustIf deemed surplus by the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen, the City of Manchester looks to sell three vacant parcels of land with the intention of adding the proceeds going into the city’s affordable housing trust.
Transitional housing for families set to open this summer in Derry

3 weeks ago | nhbr.com | Jamie Costa

The facility on Peabody Street will house up to nine families while offering counseling, education and support needed for stability, long-term success A national nonprofit serving homeless families with two facilities statewide plans to open its third, and largest, in Derry this summer.
People and Property: Real Estate and Construction News from Around NH

3 weeks ago | nhbr.com | Amanda Andrews

Big changes in Portsmouth, plus Jewett Construction awards scholarship, Hampton hotel sold, home sales report for Q1 ... and more Portsmouth mayor: NH bills may bring big changes on housing, schoolsCity officials weighed in on a variety of topics — from high school enrollment, to increasing cruise ship stops in Portsmouth and state legislation that could make it easier to build multi-family housing in commercial zones — during the 2025 State of the City event May 13.