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CLD Engineers acquired by Conn. firm, Hoefle joins Two International Group … and more By NHBR Staff Published: August 9, 2017 Shown at the official ribbon-cutting to mark the opening of the NH Liquor Commission ’s newest Liquor & Wine Outlet in Warner are, from left: T.A. Demoulas of Market Basket; David Swisher, manager of the Warner NH Liquor & Wine Outlet; Nicole Brassard Jordan , NHLC’s director of marketing; Executive Councilor Andru Volinksy ; John Matthews of Market Basket; Arthur Demoulas, CEO and Market Basket; NHLC Deputy Commissioner Michael Milligan ; NHLC Chairman Joseph Mollica ; former Warner Selectman David Hartman ; Tony Maiola, former NHLC commissioner ; former NH Rep. David Karrick; NH Rep. Clyde Carson; and David St. Hilaire, NHLC’s chief operating officer . Opera North has received a $150,000 grant from the Northern Border Regional Commission to renovate the main house on Blow-Me-Down Farm, across from the Saint- Gaudens National Historic Site in Concord....

HENDERSON, NV - Roxborough Fund I, an affiliate of San Francisco- based real estate investment firm The Roxborough Group, LLC in partnership with Continental Realty Advisors , a Denver-based multi- family investment and management firm , completed the acquisition of Turtle Creek Apartments , located in the Las Vegas suburb of Henderson, Nevada.  Deal terms remain undisclosed .The 400- unit apartment complex is located in Henderson, Nevada, one of the most desirable submarkets of Las Vegas. The property's immediate location is particularly attractive due to its close proximity to Union Village, a 155 acre health care complex currently under construction on its first phase (Henderson Hospital), which is due to deliver in October 2016. Turtle Creek will benefit from the new hospital, which is anticipated to create over 700 new jobs. Also, Union Village is expected to create 17,000 direct and indirect jobs after full build-out. The property is located near a strong amenity b...

Interior refurbishment project of an old medical center –a nearby Hospital former external wing- located on a basement in a corner, facing a private inner court community garden . A flexible layout plan allows, with very few changes, to keep the existing commercial-office use or to establish two independent apartments of 100m2 each: Eventually, a façade circulation and a door –nowadays closed between two mirrors- can be simply reopened connecting the whole surface again. The interior architecture is sustained on timeless and modesty values, with no hunger for novelty or protagonism but with a rather clear will for the endurance on time of the design, and subsequently of the investment put in the renovation. It aims to be capable of supporting any of the programs set by the property owners, whether it is finally housing or offices. Either way, responding to its physical situation, the layout plan has been set to maximize the interior light by keeping always a direct visual connection...

In Quinta do Lago, nestled within the privacy and security of the Ria Formosa nature reserve , lies Four Seasons Fairways. This discreet and elegant private resort and clubhouse – with 132 colonial style villas and apartments set in beautifully landscaped gardens is currently undertaking a major €2 million (£1.84 million) investment programme, designed to ensure the resort maintains its prestigious status. Last Winter, 32 of the villas underwent a complete refurbishment marking the beginning of a total overhaul of the entire resort. These extensive villa renovations cleverly blend authentic Portuguese style with a modern and vibrant interior décor and furnishings, new state-of-the-art kitchens and lighting design that is both functional and atmosphere-enhancing. Fresh blues and greens bring the beauty of the outdoors into the living space. Designer furniture, granite bathrooms, bespoke artwork and custom interior fittings personalise each villa in individual, comfortable and sty...

Renovations are complete on 113 units at the sprawling Billings Forge complex , where tenants returned to find fresh paint , new appliances and soaring windows. The monthslong effort to upgrade the apartments, hallways and lobby in the former mill building on Broad Street concluded this year. Residents who had relocated temporarily were able to move back home last winter. Some who occupied older units moved into new ones. New kitchens, bathrooms, doors and windows were installed in the apartments, and modern appliances were added. New flooring was laid in the hallways, and the lobby received a face-lift. The $19. 8 million project , backed by a mix of state funds, federal and state tax credits , low income historic tax credits and aid from the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority , took about 19 months to finish. The mixed- income complex is 95 percent full, officials said, and is in the process of accepting new tenants. One hundred and two of its units are deemed “affordable hou...