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I think this area of Dover, and this street in particular, has changed so much in the past 5-10 years, and for the better. I cannot wait to see this completed, as well as the redevelopment of the Family Dollar lot on Chestnut across from this.

Me to. I have thought this for years. Its such a prominent location begging for mixed use. Having that developed would make for an awesome street wall coming into that part of Central Ave. One day hopefully.

Dover is such a great city. Great pics. The Courthouse redevelopment and the new 2nd St building are moving along nicely. I am blown away at the changes to this area of downtown over the past 5-10 years, with more to come.

Homes at 36 and 38 New Rochester Road Baldwin and Paolini will build six single-family condominium homes, conjoining the 36 and 38 New Rochester Road properties. The new construction will be behind the existing single-family homes for a total of eight units across a narrow 1.57-acre property...

725 Central Ave. Dover Coast LLC, is proposing to build a three-story residential building at 725 Central Ave. and 4 Brick Road. The project will redevelop existing lots and construct a new apartment building with a basement level. The proposed building will house 15 units, with 14...

Very nice! I have this page book marked. I had no idea about the height!

'Dream a reality': Dover waterfront development approved with housing, eateries, park, more DOVER — Two development projects that will reshape the city's Cochecho River waterfront are on track to break ground within the next year. The decades-long dream of Dover leaders to transform the...

$6.6M project: Big development for old Dover courthouse approved. A look at final designs. DOVER — The site plan to transform the former Strafford County courthouse into housing and commercial space was unanimously given a greenlight by the city Planning Board this week. Developer Eric...

Dover housing, restaurant project on Chestnut St. OK'd DOVER — The latest development coming to downtown will feature 173 units of housing, a restaurant and co-working space on Chestnut Street. The first floor of the five-floor, 44,977-square-foot building will be used for parking and...

Asia Restaurant may close in Dover after 52 years. Here's what could replace it DOVER — A five-story building with 58 apartments may be the latest large housing and mixed use development coming to the city's downtown. Wooden Ruler Realty LLC is proposing to construct a 103,000-square-foot...

Some exciting development going on in Rochester, so time for a little love. ROCHESTER — Demolition began late last week on the historic Hoffman building on North Main Street, the first step in paving the way for new development. The new, six-story project will include 45 apartments, with a...

Logged and this AM and see no ads now. Was our collective feedback listened to?

Not to beat a dead horse, but WOW this is annoying....and makes the site look budget. I found AB 16 years ago, and visit multiple times a day, occasionally posting, but mostly just lurking, enjoying the last decade and a half of all things Boston development. These new ads in threads just...

Approved, and renovating the existing courthouse as well. The First St addition is very exciting. What a change in First St over the past few years. https://www.fosters.com/story/news/local/2021/01/28/apartments-renovation-old-courthouse-approved-dover-nh-chinburg/4293662001/

It is great to see that even with the current pandemic demand is strong in Dover, with a bunch of new development still planned for this year. I am excited to see what comes from the old state liquor store site near Second St. If we get something along the lines of the new Orpheum development...

My only issue with this new concept is that its now one of many numerous iterations for this site. I am excited for the potential of this aread being developed, but its been decades....and every 6 months or so there is a new change, delay, revision....I will believe it when there are trucks on...

I drove by this lot last night. This will be another great infill for Dover.

I am also excited to see what will be proposed for the liquor store lot. I am hoping for something similar to the Orpheum development, ground floor retail/business with four to five floors of residential. We will see.

Fortunately, most of the new development has been filling in vacant lots and parking lots, or rehabbing old buildings into apartments/mixed use. When I drive with my kids, I have them saying "Look Dad! Infill!". Lol This is one of the only new developments I can recall that required demo of...

I love the impact the Fourth and Third St developments have had in the part of the city. I never would have imaged a building of this size would fit where the bike/hoagie shop once stood. First St has a completely different feel than it did five years ago with those two new buildings as well...