AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHousing & Workforce: NH Businesses for Social Responsibility says employers define “business-friendly” as housing, childcare, and education that let workers afford to live and stay—citing examples from the Upper Valley, Manchester area, and Seacoast. Housing Finance: New Hampshire’s Community Development Finance Authority awarded $1.5M in tax credits to four Greater Nashua nonprofits, including Harbor Care’s plan for 27 affordable units plus transitional housing. State Housing Policy: The Legislature sent three housing bills to Gov. Kelly Ayotte aimed at easing barriers in commercial zones, parking rules, and dead-end roads. Real Estate Lawsuit: A Bedford investor is suing to rescind a $1.625M Keene apartment complex sale, alleging misrepresentation about occupancy, finances, and construction history. Energy/Regulation: An energy expert questions NERC spending and calls for a probe into missing public financial statements. Defense Supply Chain: DOD conditional loans totaling about $1.2B back rare-earth processing, including Phoenix Tailings’ New Hampshire/Massachusetts expansion. Broadband Buildout: Sertex Broadband Solutions acquired Maine’s Trenchworks, adding crews and capacity for fiber deployment across northern New England. Med Spa Growth: The Alchemy Clinic in Manchester was named a Top 10 med spa in New Hampshire. Animal Welfare Rule: A new NH law requires statewide “best practices” for pig scrambles starting in 2027.
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