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To address the scarcity of homes for employees, some major health care organizations have jumped into the real estate market themselves. But that's not an option for everyone.
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In New Hampshire, town-by-town regulations make it particularly hard to build single-family homes on lots that are smaller than one acre in size.
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The two women are moving on with their lives and into new apartments, after reaching agreements Thursday with their landlord.
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Outreach workers say getting in a virtual line put together by New Hampshire agencies is one way that people who are in the most vulnerable positions might be able to find a home. But they also say it alone won’t solve the state’s homelessness crisis.
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Unhoused residents say the city perpetuates a cycle of sweeps and no long-term solutions.
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Most individuals have left the encampments, but public officials do not know where they have moved or if they have new housing options.
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The tenants of a 14-unit building in Newmarket organized after a new landlord more than doubled the rents for some units.
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With N.H.'s rental market red hot, state gives developers $50M to build ‘our way out of this crisis’The new program, funded by the federal government and spearheaded by Gov. Chris Sununu, recently awarded grants to builders across the state.
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Starting Aug. 23, towns and cities must start adhering to a package of new zoning and planning laws passed by the Legislature this year.
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CATCH Neighborhood Housing is a non-profit organization devoted to creating affordable housing for Concord, Penacook, Bow and Frankin, New Hampshire.