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Managing affordable multifamily housing requires staying current on evolving compliance requirements, inspection standards, and data security practices. This seminar will cover key topics impacting the management and oversight of affordable housing, including average income, HUD’s new NSPIRE inspection standards, reporting requirements, and cybersecurity considerations for protecting resident data. Through expert presentations and practical insights, attendees …

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On Tuesday, May 12, the Workforce Housing Coalition will be hosting a Where We Live Tour alongside John and Maggie Randolph at their well-known Cottages at Back River Road development in Dover. The tour will be followed by a coffee and lunch hour with the Randolphs at Stella’s. This event is part of Seacoast Affordable …

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From May 11–17, 2026, Home for All will host the Seacoast’s first-ever Affordable Housing Week featuring a weeklong series of public events and community conversations focused on expanding housing opportunity across Rockingham, Strafford, and York Counties. This calendar brings together walking tours, panel discussions, workshops, art installations, trivia nights, happy hours, business roundtables, youth activities, …

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New Hampshire’s housing shortage is one of the most urgent challenges facing our communities, businesses, and workforce today. As the biofabrication industry continues to grow in ReGen Valley, meeting the demand for a skilled and diverse workforce will require access to housing at all price points. Without it, that growth is at risk. On May 12, join regional business and industry leaders, municipal officials, …

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Join NHPA for our 2026 Spring Conference. Hear about redevelopment in the lakes region, tour the Belknap Mill and downtown Laconia. Light breakfast and lunch provided. Potential networking event at 3pm.

Join Plan NH for an afternoon of education, inspiration, and networking in Contoocook Village in Hopkinton! This workshop explores “The Village Center Solution,” a strategy to balance traditional housing demands with the walkable, mixed-use environments essential for retaining and attracting younger generations to New Hampshire. The afternoon will consist of an expert panel and a …

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Capital investment has never been more crucial to support housing and community development goals throughout New England. FHLBank Boston and our Advisory Council invite you to participate in the Expanding Investment in New England Communities at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire. The marketplace is increasingly complex and solutions require new partnerships and new tools. How can lenders, developers, municipal …

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The Initiative for Housing Policy and Practice at Saint Anselm College is pleased to welcome Congressman Jake Auchincloss (MA-4) to the NH Institute of Politics for the next installment of our Housing and the Economy Speaker Series. As a founding member and co-chair of the bipartisan Yes In My Backyard (YIMBY) Caucus, Congressman Auchincloss is working to …

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Planners—whether serving on a local board or working as professionals—often adopt regulations to expand housing choices, enliven downtowns, and strengthen municipal finances. Yet when those results don’t appear, the missing link is often the economics behind development decisions. This interactive workshop will demystify “development math”, showing how financial feasibility drives what actually gets built. Participants …

Continue reading “From Plans to Projects: Why Some Ideas Get Built – 5/1/26”

Planners—whether serving on a local board or working as professionals—often adopt regulations to expand housing choices, enliven downtowns, and strengthen municipal finances. Yet when those results don’t appear, the missing link is often the economics behind development decisions. This interactive workshop will demystify “development math”, showing how financial feasibility drives what actually gets built. Participants …

Continue reading “From Plans to Projects: Why Some Ideas Get Built – 6/26/26”