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As new estimates show the state needs 60,000 units to meet housing demands by 2030, reconfiguring zoning codes is one key solution to building necessary units. In Merrimack County, the towns of Warner, Boscawen and Hopkinton will have some help doing.
According to analysis just released by the New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority, New Hampshire is missing some 23,500 housing units.This is not a surprise to anyone. We have all heard the stories of houses selling for startling sums, and the.
New Hampshire officials are hoping to distribute about $2 million in grants to cities and towns as part of the InvestNH housing program this week. But the disbursements are far below the $40 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds that has been set aside for cities and towns.