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Looks like the Meineke/Michaels Hair Design plot is finally getting redeveloped Hundreds of more apartment units planned for downtown Manchester Jonathan Phelps, The New Hampshire Union Leader, Manchester Updated Wed, April 17, 2024 at 4:06 AM EDT·3 min read Apr. 16—Hundreds of new apartments...

This is awesome. Great to see positive things happening in Laconia. It's got so much potential to be the hub of the Lakes Region.

I think that huge RAISE project that's been funded and is in the planning stages is going to be a huge help for South Elm. It will create a new entrance to the South Millyard/Ballpark area as well as create a new gateway for Granite Street and greatly improve pedestrian access across the whole...

Desperately needed additions to city's affordable housing stock... https://manchesterinklink.com/affordable-housing-construction-set-to-begin-at-merrimack-and-chestnut/ Affordable housing construction set to begin at Merrimack and Chestnut MANCHESTER, N.H. – On a very chilly Wednesday morning...

Big changes coming to the Manchester schools. https://manchesterinklink.com/aldermen-give-tentative-approval-for-school-facilities-bond/ New Beech Street School Proposals for new high school that will replace Central

...which is going to be right down the street from NH's first Tesla dealership https://londonderrytimes.net/proposed-tesla-dealership-will-be-first-in-the-state/

There's a lot going on outside Woodmont (which is probably the least active development area in town), so might as well include those areas too. For example, New Balance just broke ground on their new 100,000 sf factory by the airport...

Update on various housing projects throughout the city. https://manchesterinklink.com/housing-update/

Manch is getting a Harpoon Brewery as part of what could be a very cool development downtown. 'Queen City Center' to bring Harpoon Brewery, other uses to downtown Manchester Oct. 11—For the past year, Travis York has kept a secret about plans to transform an old industrial building in a prime...

Nashua just got ranked as the safest city in the country by WalletHub. Manchester came in 24th. https://wallethub.com/edu/safest-cities-in-america/41926

To illustrate my point, despite the state trying to paint it as Gaza on the Merrimack, WalletHub just ranked Manchester as 24th safest city in the US (https://wallethub.com/edu/safest-cities-in-america/41926). Nashua, the other whipping boy, came in first.

I grew up in the area and agree that much of the state and many of the city residents view Manchester negatively. Without getting political, part of that depends on who is in charge. Republican administrations tend to take a more contentious approach to Manchester, as well as Nashua & Concord to...

I see someone did a Google image search and browsed Wikipedia. To call Nashua a "polished up version of Lewiston" is very misleading. While it has intentionally kept its downtown low-rise, all of the mills along the river are now home to professional/tech companies or market rate lofts. It's the...

Bronstein Apartments housing project being replaced with a much larger complex. https://www.nhbr.com/monahan-manor-to-welcome-first-residents-in-october/ In an effort to assuage Nashua’s housing shortage, Monahan Manor Apartments will welcome its first wave of residents on Oct. 1. The Myrtle...

75 Canal St. Developer Jones Street Investment Partners plans 250 one-, two- and three-bedroom market-rate apartments and 2,000 square feet of commercial space, with a parking garage underneath. The 92,000-square-foot building will be constructed on the site of a former brick commercial...

The city's also going to develop the Hartnett Lot next to the library. This is the same developer as The Pearl and will be built after that. Current view: Building rendering:

There's definitely been some additions to the city approved recently, such as The Pearl. Developer Lansing Melbourne Group plans 366 apartments – a 314-apartment seven-story building on Pearl Street and a 52-unit six-story affordable housing complex along Orange Street that will be owned by...

Can't believe there's nothing here on Tuscan Village. https://www.tuscanvillagesalem.com/

You selected a photo of one intersection of the very northern end of downtown to show the city. Nashua is much larger. This isn't the prettiest shot but gives you a better idea of the size of the downtown area.