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marinewife · 10-01-2021, 07:13 PM

Development is happening all over at a frightening pace. Some call it progress and make fun of people who don't want new changes. My husband lived in NH in the 1970's and should've bought something then, but he didn't.

We are grateful we left suburban life to live here, and we have seen an unbelievable rush of people moving up since June 2020. Not everyone wants the work or expenses of a single family home, so I imagine condos will be coming to all of the lake towns sooner than later.

There are giant billboards at the mouth of the Lincoln Tunnel to NYC with large photos of the mountains and the headline is : Live Free- Move to NH

We're hopeful that condos don't take over the lakes region.

10-01-2021, 07:13 PM	#2
marinewife Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: the quiet side of the lake Posts: 107 Thanks: 56 Thanked 65 Times in 32 Posts	Development is happening all over at a frightening pace. Some call it progress and make fun of people who don't want new changes. My husband lived in NH in the 1970's and should've bought something then, but he didn't. We are grateful we left suburban life to live here, and we have seen an unbelievable rush of people moving up since June 2020. Not everyone wants the work or expenses of a single family home, so I imagine condos will be coming to all of the lake towns sooner than later. There are giant billboards at the mouth of the Lincoln Tunnel to NYC with large photos of the mountains and the headline is : Live Free- Move to NH We're hopeful that condos don't take over the lakes region.