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It seems that apartment renters are becoming more demanding in this environment of higher inventories and more competitive pricing. We have seen numerous of our Ski Season Rentals be negotiated to lower prices, shorter terms and adjusted amenities. Apartments.com offered the following insights:
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By ASHLEY SMITH
Staff Writer / Nashua Telegraph
HUDSON – A Hudson company awarded more than $2 million in federal stimulus tax credits will use the money to make parts for concentrator photovoltaic systems, a type of system that turns sunlight into electricity. (more…)
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Forbes housing reporter and analyst Francesca Levy makes some thought-provoking predictions in the latest issue of the magazine.
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The Earth Advantage Institute, a non-profit that certifies sustainable homes, identified these green-building trends, based on its relationships with builders, architects, real estate practitioners, and lenders.
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By Terry Date
tdate@eagletribune.com
The Eagle Tribute
WINDHAM — A residential zone taken out of a proposed workforce housing ordinance weeks ago has been returned to it and will be presented at a public hearing later this month. (more…)
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By Jason Claffey Fosters Daily Democrat
jclaffey@fosters.com
Friday, January 8, 2010
ROLLINSFORD — The Wentworth family, which owns a greenhouse business and large tracts of land in town, is planning on building a state-of-the-art oil recycling facility on Old Indigo Hill Road, according to town officials.
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From our Friends at Realtor.com
Selling a home in the dead of winter might seem ill-advised, particularly considering the state of the economy, but some experts think that making the decision to wait until spring to list the property could be a mistake.
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By ALBERT McKEON
Staff Writer
Nashua Telegraph
In this series
Sunday: As property values sank last year, hundreds of people turned to the city to lessen their tax burden. Less than a third were successful.
Monday: Each year, the city forgives more than $2 million in potential tax revenue through the exemptions to the elderly.
Today: The city revalued its properties; are they now in line with the market?
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third in a three-day series looking at tax burdens in the city of Nashua.
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By MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader
MANCHESTER – The New Hampshire Food Bank plans to move to an empty distribution center at 700 East Industrial Drive in the coming months, a move that will triple the amount of space available for its storage, distribution, food processing and teaching programs, its director said this week.
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By Adam D. Krauss Fosters Daily Democrat
akrauss@fosters.com
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
DOVER — This much is clear: Granite Staters gamble and some pump millions into casinos across New England. But that information makes up a sliver of what’s being considered by Gov. John Lynch’s Gaming Study Commission.
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