Growing older doesn't mean slowing down. Today's seniors want lively communities that match their active lifestyles. This trend has sparked a boom in age-restricted condo developments, but builders who enter this market face some tricky legal issues. The Fair Housing...
High-density condominium developments often involve complex air rights issues, especially in urban areas where space is limited. Developers need to understand air rights to maximize building potential while avoiding legal pitfalls. Proper navigation of these rights...
Developing mixed-use properties in urban areas can be a complex process, especially with various land use regulations in place. As such, it is critical for developers to know the impact of land use regulations on mixed-use property development. Zoning laws and...
Community land trusts (CLTs) offer a practical solution for promoting affordable housing and equitable land use in New Hampshire. CLTs are non-profit organizations that acquire and hold land for the benefit of the community, ensuring long-term affordability and...
Developing condominiums in New Hampshire can be an exciting endeavor, but it comes with a range of complexities. Avoiding certain key pitfalls can save time, money, and legal trouble. Ignoring local zoning laws One of the biggest mistakes developers make is not fully...
Green certifications are becoming more important in real estate. These certifications show that a property meets certain environmental standards, such as energy efficiency and water conservation. When leaders factor green initiatives into their real estate...
Land use regulations in New Hampshire are necessary to guide development throughout the state. These laws also aid in the preservation of property and culture. Land use rules govern how property can be used, developed and protected to balance economic growth,...
Urban sprawl refers to the spread of a city and its suburbs over more and more rural land at the outskirts. This expansion has significant effects on local zoning laws, which are the rules governing land use and building in specific areas. It is important to...
Land developers can build malls, houses, offices, condos and much more. Of course, developing land in New Hampshire brings regulatory challenges. Understanding and complying with these requirements is important for a successful project. 1. Zoning ordinances Zoning...
According to the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, the Granite State boasts more than 19,000 miles of rivers and streams and over 800 lakes. These picturesque water bodies offer a unique opportunity for residential and commercial projects. However,...