South Hampton
Real Estate
Developer wants to demolish 1900 Portsmouth home, replace it with four new houses
PORTSMOUTH — Developers are seeking approval to demolish the existing structures on a Broad Street property, and replace them with four new single-family homes. Green & Company — which has developed multiple major projects throughout Portsmouth and the Seacoast — “is under contract to acquire the property located at 366 Broad St.,” according to documents filed with the city on behalf of the developers by attorney John Bosen.
$18.5M Rye home: Straws Point now boasts top 2 highest-priced home sales in NH history
RYE — Straws Point has produced another member of the exclusive eight-figures single-family home club. A five-bedroom, nine-bathroom residence on the Atlantic Ocean at 17 Straws Point has sold for $18.5 million, the second-highest-priced single-family home sale in New Hampshire history, according to Seacoast Board of Realtors statistician John Rice.
72 apartments in Portsmouth: Project with 15 affordable units approved
PORTSMOUTH — The city Planning Board approved a major redevelopment project that will feature 72 apartments, including 15 that will rent at work-force rates. Two 5-story additions with 36 apartments in each will be built at the site, which is home to two existing restaurants, including the Tour restaurant and indoor golf facility, according to the developer’s plans.
North Hampton’s Runnymede Farm under agreement for sale
NORTH HAMPTON — Historic Runnymede Farm, the birthplace of thoroughbreds like Dancer’s Image, is under agreement with a buyer who intends to keep it a horse farm. Real estate broker Lauren Stone said she could not share the price of the purchase of the farm located at 68 Atlantic Ave. or the new owner until the sale closes at the end of May. She said the property will remain a horse farm, however, having bred successful thoroughbred horses that have competed in...
Lt. Gov. Driscoll, Housing Secretary Augustus Hear Concerns at Downtown Haverhill Roundtable
State officials heard how hard it can be to navigate Greater Haverhill’s housing market from residents, advocates and lenders at a roundtable held yesterday at UMass Lowell’s Innovation Hub at Harbor Place. At the head of the table were Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll, state Housing Secretary Edward M....
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