Affordable & Income-Based Housing in New Hampshire
New Hampshire has 239 affordable and income-based rental properties with 9,651 total units tracked by Lease Lantern. Of the 188 properties with inspection scores, 151 rate as excellent, reflecting strong overall housing conditions across the state. Manchester, Nashua, and Concord hold the greatest concentrations of available properties.
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Properties
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Total units
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Cities
Cities in New Hampshire
Manchester57 properties · 2,668 unitsNashua29 properties · 1,695 unitsConcord23 properties · 912 unitsRochester14 properties · 625 unitsLaconia12 properties · 489 unitsPortsmouth12 properties · 592 unitsClaremont12 properties · 509 unitsKeene12 properties · 497 unitsDover11 properties · 776 unitsBedford8 properties · 319 unitsPlymouth7 properties · 180 unitsDerry7 properties · 490 unitsConway7 properties · 150 unitsBerlin7 properties · 399 unitsLittleton7 properties · 199 unitsSomersworth7 properties · 338 unitsFranklin7 properties · 265 unitsLebanon6 properties · 189 unitsNewport6 properties · 232 unitsWinchester5 properties · 130 unitsExeter5 properties · 121 unitsLondonderry5 properties · 252 unitsBristol5 properties · 134 unitsSalem5 properties · 163 unitsHanover5 properties · 223 units
Cities with Affordable Housing in NH
The cities below have the highest concentrations of HUD-assisted, Section 8, and LIHTC properties in New Hampshire.
- Manchester - 20 properties
- Nashua - 19 properties
- Concord - 15 properties
- Claremont - 12 properties
- Laconia - 8 properties
- Newport - 6 properties
- Portsmouth - 6 properties
- Berlin - 5 properties
- Keene - 5 properties
- Bedford - 5 properties
Eligibility & how to apply
Helpful guides
How Section 8 Vouchers WorkWhat Is Income-Based Housing?How to Apply for Affordable HousingSection 8 vs. LIHTCUnderstanding HUD Inspection ScoresHow Affordable Housing Waitlists Work
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