2022 Member Survey

April 2022 News And Leg Update – Crossover Edition

STATEFEDERALEVENTSSTATECommunity Toolbox Bill. After passing the Senate, SB 400, known as the “Community Toolbox bill,” will be heard before the House Municipal and County Government Committee this Thursday, April 7, at 4 pm. Housing…

Housing Action NH is Seeking a Project Support Contractor

PROJECT SUPPORT CONTRACTORMeeting ManagementSchedule weekly consultant meetingsSchedule and prepare notifications for biweekly Housing ZoomsTrack legislative hearing schedule and ensure hearing “coverage” from teamAnswer the info@ email and forward to appropriate consultantSchedule and prepare notifications for monthly Governing Council meetingsSchedule and…

2020 Home Matters Awards

Housing Action NH recognized legislators and advocates for their efforts to advance policy solutions to the housing affordability challenges faced by many New Hampshire residents. There are also awards for members of the press who have demonstrated excellence in covering…

Housing Action NH 2020 Annual Survey

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New Resources and Updates

Reminder – C19 Housing Zoom TomorrowNew Hampshire Food Access MapCARES Act Q and A: Assistance for Homeowners, Multifamily Property Owners, and Renters with COVID-19 HardshipsCongress to Vote on Interim Funding PackageGovernor’s Office for Emergency Relief…

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding the Housing Appeals Board

Why Do We Need a Housing Appeals Board? Property owners and housing developers who seek a legal review of local land use decisions now face a costly and time-consuming process. Developers, particularly affordable housing developers, often forego attempts to propose…

January News and Legislative Update

The new year brings both opportunity and concern for affordable housing advocacy. At the federal level, the longest government shutdown in American history threatens the stability of tenants, homeowners and property owners connected to HUD and USDA programs. At the…

September News and Legislative Update

The end of summer means we can turn our attention to the federal appropriations cycle, local fall conferences, statehouse hearings on bills referred for interim study as well as preparations for the 2019 state legislative session and budget year.

How Much do you Need to Earn to Afford a Modest Apartment in New Hampshire?

How Much do you Need to Earn to Afford a Modest Apartment in New Hampshire?…