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flag Concord secures 150 acres via donation, conserving 135 and gaining 18 developable acres for future sale.

flag Concord will acquire 150 acres near the former Lincoln Financial site by year-end through a donation from developer Steve Duprey, avoiding tax complications and speeding the deal. flag About 135 acres will be permanently conserved with Duprey receiving naming rights; the city gains 18 developable acres to sell within five years using $370,000 in reserves. flag Councilors debated the urgency, but leaders stressed the need to secure the land before Duprey withdrew or sold to the state. flag Meanwhile, New Hampshire’s housing market saw a slight November price dip to $525,000, still 5% above last year, with low inventory—just a two-month supply—keeping prices high and affordability strained. flag Sales volume rose, driving $26.3 million in transfer taxes, but supply remains critically low, well below national averages, limiting homeownership access.

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