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Home2026 Homeownership Conference – 3/18/26
March 18, 2026 | 8:00am - 12:30pm
Venue : Grappone Conference Center 70 Constitution Ave. Concord, NH 03301
Join housing leaders from across New Hampshire for a timely conference examining the policy, market, and financial forces shaping homeownership. The agenda includes discussions on housing affordability, property taxes, and housing finance trends, along with a keynote fireside chat.
AGENDA TOPICS
Opening Session: Housing Market & Policy Update
Gain valuable insights from New Hampshire Housing, including an overview of the current housing market and updates on key state and federal policies.
Rob Dapice, Executive Director/CEO, New Hampshire Housing
Bob Quinn, CEO, New Hampshire Association of REALTORS
Keynote Session: Fireside Chat on Housing Policy and the Future of Housing in New Hampshire
Join us for a keynote fireside chat with New Hampshire native Pam Patenaude, former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, in conversation with Rob Dapice, Executive Director and CEO of New Hampshire Housing.
Drawing on experience at the national level, this conversation will explore federal housing policy, affordability, and the broader forces shaping the future of housing in New Hampshire, offering timely context for housing professionals, lenders, real estate partners, and community leaders.
Property Taxes and Housing Affordability in New Hampshire
New Hampshire’s reliance on property taxes plays a significant role in housing affordability and long-term homeownership costs. This discussion will provide an overview of how the state’s property tax system and assessment practices work, explore how changes in property values affect homeowners, and examine the implications for affordability and access to homeownership across different housing types and communities.
Housing Policy, Market Forces, and What to Expect in 2026
Housing policy and market conditions continue to influence housing finance, supply, and affordability. This discussion will examine key federal policy considerations and market trends influencing homeownership and what they may mean for housing professionals.