AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLuxury Housing: New Hampshire’s luxury market is showing signs of life again after a lull, with brokers in Lake Sunapee and Gilford saying more serious, cash-ready buyers are returning and homes are moving faster. Housing Costs: The new-vs.-existing price gap is narrowing, but buyers still typically pay about 15% more for new construction; builders are also leaning on incentives like mortgage buydowns while existing sellers offer more concessions. Historic Preservation: The National Park Service approved New Hampshire’s 10-year historic preservation plan, setting goals around public awareness, training, better decision-making, and expanded funding. Local Business & Community: The Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation marked 70 years of scholarships, topping nearly $12 million awarded to about 6,800 students since 1956. Real Estate/Community Reuse: Belmont’s historic Gale School finally reopened after relocation and renovations, with the Boys & Girls Club set to run a daycare there. Energy & Prices: GasBuddy reports show premium prices in Belknap and Rockingham counties easing week over week, while New Hampshire’s overall average for premium sits around $4.98. Food Industry: Poultry Products Company of New England is paying part of a settlement tied to alleged animal welfare violations in Massachusetts.
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