We take a look at the health of New Hampshire's economy, real estate market, and banks ten years after the recession. We also talk about the importance of migration for growing the state, and the announcement of new jobs at BAE, a Londonderry company leaving the state because of a lack of public rail, and ARMI's plan to be in production by spring.
GUESTS:
- Jeff Feingold - Editor of the New Hampshire Business Review.
- Brian Gottlob - Principal of PolEcon Research, an economic research firm based in New Hampshire.
- Russ Thibeault - President of Applied Economic Research, an economic and real estate consulting firm in Laconia.
Related Reading:
"State's population growth all depends on migration," from NHBR.
"BAE expansion would bring 400 jobs to Manchester," from the Union Leader.
"ARMI effort to grow human organs in NH could see first tissue production by spring 2019," from the Union Leader.
"Private rail service to NH picking up steam," from NHBR.
"No Boston rail service prompts Londonderry firm's move to Mass.," from the Union Leader.
