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Commercial Real Estate Glossary
We have assembled a list of terms to assist you in your understanding of industry terms and concepts. Visit commercial glossary
REALTORS® Glossary of Commercial Terms
View glossary terms (PDF)
Office of Energy & Planning
Links to the 9 Regional Planning Commiissions, Click resources library, click regional resources.
Visit state.nh.us/oep
Department of Transportation
Traffic Counts - Click Business Center, Click Municipalities, Click Traffic Volume Reports + Patterns.
Visit state.nh.us/dot
Office of Business & Industrial Development
Visit nheconomy.com
Department of Environmental Services
Waste Sites - Click Bus. Ctr, Click OneStop Data Access, Click OneStop Maste Site.
Visit des.state.nh.us
Secretary of State's Office
Company Registration - Click Corporation Div., Click Business Look Up.
Visit state.nh.us/sos
Real Data Corporation
Subscription needed!
Visit real-data.com
Demographics
Analysis of population - census data.
Use either esribis.com or claritas.com
Phone Numbers
Use either anywho.com or infospace.com
 

REALTOR.ORG Real Estate Articles
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Commercial Real Estate Remains Soft but Favors Business Expansion
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July Existing-Home Sales Fall as Expected but Prices Rise
08/24/2010 08:20 AM / Existing-home sales were sharply lower in July following expiration of the home buyer tax credit but home prices continued to gain, according to the National Association of Realtors®.