A council tasked with addressing broad issues around housing affordability and stability in New Hampshire seeks to increase housing availability by 13,500 units by 2024.
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The plan was released by the Council on Housing Stability on Friday.
It includes a three-year framework to specifically address homelessness across the state, with emphasis on the need for an increase in inventory of affordable housing.
Recommendations include promoting new housing development; reducing barriers to affordable housing; and using a data-driven approach to understand regional needs.