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The United States is millions of homes short of demand, and lacks enough affordable housing units. And many Americans feel like housing costs are eating up too much of their take-home pay.
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Defensores piden apoyo para residentes con discapacidades en la crisis inmobiliaria. Panel habla de que las disparidades raciales en acceso a atención médica persisten en NH. Desafían la ley electoral de declaración jurada.
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The Gate City has a new $10 million fund to allocate among developers with proposals that would increase housing inventory for low-income families.
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The bank’s CEO says the changes come from seeing a trend of unstable markets for home loans.
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Healey recently declared a “state of emergency” because of the shortage of shelters and rising homelessness. Massachusetts has long faced a shortage of affordable housing, with more than 184,000 people on the waitlist for state public housing.
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A report from the US Census Bureau found that only 20 percent of New England homes meet housing standards for seniors.
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The town's new rental program applies to one- and two-unit rentals. Property owners can either fill out an affidavit confirming they're up to code or allow a town official to inspect the property.
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A new survey from Saint Anselm College shows that more people support changing zoning regulations, even in their own neighborhoods.
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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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Gov. Chris Sununu has not announced he’s a candidate for the 2024 presidential race, but he did continue his national media tour with a segment on ABC’s “The View” Thursday.