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The latest report from New Hampshire Housing finds that the state is 23,000 units short of meeting demand, and that demand is only going to increase.

New Hampshire will need 60,000 more housing units between 2020 and 2030, and nearly 90,000 units between 2020 and 2040 to meet housing demand, according to the NH Housing Finance Authority’s (NHHFA) 2023 Statewide Housing Needs Assessment. These...

Rolling back the high cost of housing is the mission of a new special committee at the State House, but experts warn that it’s a problem with no quick fix.

New Hampshire’s emergency rental assistance program, which has provided shelter to the homeless in area hotels during the pandemic, ended on April 1st for most individuals. And while other forms of assistance are still available, experts say more needs to be done.

Rental assistance for some New Hampshire residents temporarily living in hotels or motels will start to run out at the end of the month.

CONCORD — NH Land Trust Coalition (NHLTC) will hold their annual meeting and winter workshop, “Hand in Hand – Conservation, Solar, and Housing” on Thurs., February 16.

In a ranking of states with the most residential real estate foreclosures in 2022, New Hampshire stands at 39th, with a foreclosure rate of 0.13 percent

CONCORD — NH Land Trust Coalition (NHLTC) will hold their annual meeting and winter workshop, “Hand in Hand – Conservation, Solar, and Housing” on Thurs., February 16.

The InvestNH program calculates affordable rents based on regional housing costs and area median incomes, and some projects might set rents lower.

The new program, funded by the federal government and spearheaded by Gov. Chris Sununu, recently awarded grants to builders across the state.