Resources in Response to COVID-19
$24.73
The current Housing Wage in New Hampshire
Source: Out of Reach 2021 Report, National Low Income Housing Coalition
20,000
The number of new affordable homes necessary to address the economic needs of the state
Source: 2019 Housing Market Reports, NH Housing Finance Authority
>1% Vacancy
New Hampshire lacks enough rental housing
Source: 2021 Residential Rental Costs Survey, NH Housing Finance Authority
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This guide is based on feedback from renters, advocacy groups and other organizations across New Hampshire about the problems people face when trying to find, and hold onto, a place to live. https://www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2021-11-19/evictions-rent-landlord-issues-in-nh
"Eviction cases are rising in #NH, but resources remain for tenants" https://www.sentinelsource.com/news/local/eviction-cases-are-rising-in-new-hampshire-but-resources-remain-for-tenants/article_130bdaa0-60bb-5fe0-957c-ee5b5d371a25.html via @Keene_Sentinel @CalebSymonsKS #NHHousing
"Home-buying frenzy easing, but more housing needed" https://www.unionleader.com/news/business/whats_working/home-buying-frenzy-easing-but-more-housing-needed/article_a99f80aa-e4fa-54e0-b2c2-a479b233cb49.html?block_id=1128300 via @UnionLeader @mcousineauUL #NHHousing
Great to have Kim Bock from NHCORR and Barbara Heggie from 603 Legal Aid on our weekly Housing Matters call today to discuss recovery housing in #NH and the Child Tax Credit, respectively, with our members. #NHHousing @NHJustice4All
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