If you've been trying to buy a home, you've likely noticed how competitive the market is. High prices, limited inventory, and bidding wars have made it challenging for many buyers. But will this intense competition and high demand ever subside? Let's explore the...
When you plan a land development project in New Hampshire, understanding the state's wetland laws is essential. These laws protect wetlands, which play a vital role in the environment. As a result, they can significantly affect the scope, timing, and costs of...
Rezoning property may seem complicated, but it’s a structured process. If you're looking to develop land in a new way, knowing how rezoning works gives you a strategic advantage and helps you avoid unnecessary setbacks. Review the zoning code and land use map Start by...
When you deal with land use in New Hampshire, understanding special exceptions helps you navigate zoning regulations. Zoning boards can grant special exceptions for certain land uses that zoning laws typically prohibit. What does a special exception allow? A special...
Subdivision regulations in New Hampshire control how landowners divide property into separate lots. These rules ensure that new developments follow local planning standards and maintain environmental quality. Understanding and following these regulations is important...
Land use disputes can create obstructive challenges for business owners. It is important to resolve these disputes properly so you can avoid operational delays and potential penalties. Understanding common land use disputes and strategies for addressing them can help...
Land development often involves balancing local zoning rules with project goals. In New Hampshire, developers seeking to use land in ways that don’t conform to existing zoning regulations must obtain a variance. This process can be challenging, but understanding the...
Turning religious or institutional land into affordable housing can be a helpful way to address housing shortages. However, it involves several legal and community factors. Understanding these factors is important for successful development while following local...
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...