Friday, September 11 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Radisson Hotel, Manchester Luncheon and panel discussion on housing in NH. Topics include: the impact of housing on hiring; how the cost and availability of housing affects young working professionals’ decisions on…
Friday, October 16 8 am – 4 pm New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College Hosted by the J. Ronald Terwilliger Foundation for Housing America’s Families and the Bipartisan Policy Center. More information will be available at…
What’s the housing affordability gap in NH? How many need more affordable housing in the Granite State? How are affordable homes created in NH, and what’s the economic impact when we do? Find a quick set of facts and data about affordable…
The Housing Matters Workgroup convenes monthly to learn, connect and share with a network of advocates united around affordable housing and ending homelessness in New Hampshire. Meetings are held in Concord. These meetings are open to any interested Housing Action…
Housing Action NH’s network responded quickly to a call to sign on to our letter asking NH’s state budget conferees to restore full funding to NH’s Emergency Shelters. More than 400 of you signed on in just one weekend! The letter, with your names and…
Governor Hassan has proclaimed Home Matters in NH Week, and Housing Action NH is calling on our members and supporters to help us celebrate and harness the power of a week dedicated to the issue of affordable housing. Each day this week,…
The Community Development Finance Authority, New Hampshire Housing, and the Bureau of Homeless and Housing Services are holding listening sessions around the state for input on priority community development, affordable housing, and homeless needs that can be addressed with Community Development…
The House subcommittee on T-HUD filed its proposed FY ’16 Federal budget that short-funds or dissolves many critical housing programs. Advocates have called upon Congress to fund HUD programs at the highest possible levels, including fully funding rental assistance vouchers,…
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HB269 would allow private landlords to collect both first and last month’s rent, plus security deposit of up to one additional month’s rent from prospective tenants — 50% more than what is currently allowed under NH law.