Several factors have kept the Ghalley family in their building: low-English fluency, stagnant income, a lack of social support and a low housing supply jacking up prices.

Homelessness in the Granite State is rising. And New Hampshire has a 0.6 percent rental housing vacancy rate, which means there’s virtually no room available.

Manchester's community housing policies work as tools of discrimination.

Esta historia es parte de una investigación sobre cómo la zonificación excluyente ha impactado comunidades en New Hampshire y refuerza las desigualdades.

The roots of New Hampshire's affordable housing shortage can be traced all the way back to the mid-1800s – to discriminatory housing policies during the reign of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company.

How did Manchester’s zoning policy descend from a corporate policy of ethnic segregation?

This story is a part of an investigative series examining how exclusionary zoning practices impact New Hampshire communities and reinforce inequities.