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Several cities across New Hampshire have elected new mayors. This week, NHPR is sitting down with some of these new leaders to talk about their plans for office.
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NH Housing sought to better understand how rentals on online sites like Airbnb impact the state’s housing market.
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Local welfare administrators say high rental, child care and utility costs in New Hampshire are driving an increase in first-time and elderly clients seeking assistance.
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A special housing committee is rallying behind a bill that would require cities and towns to let homeowners build two accessory dwelling units on their property.
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A pair of recent reports on the housing market validate the frustrations felt by many looking for a place to live in New Hampshire.
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The state's Housing Assistance Fund offers qualifying homeowners help with mortgage payments, property taxes, utilities and other expenses.
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The development team reduced the number of housing units after an updated analysis of the Lakes Region housing and tourism market.
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Low-income tenants no longer have access to the Emergency Rental Assistance Program; that initiative, which used federal COVID relief money to give rental aid to qualifying tenants, ended in October.
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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.