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 will gain tools and knowledge to help navigate regulations and operational challenges.

SEMINAR AGENDA

9:00 AM – 9:30 AM Breakfast & Networking (for in-person attendees)
9:30 AM – 9:45 AM Welcome and introductions by Andy Boyle, Sr. Director, Asset Management, NH Housing
9:45 AM – 10:15 AM Presentation 1: HUD NSPIRE Inspection Standards
10:15 AM – 10:45 AM Presentation 2: Cybersecurity in Housing Operations
10:45 – 11:00 AM Break
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM Presentation 3: Average Income: Compliance and Real-World Application
11:30 AM – 12:00 PM Presentation 4: Compliance Reporting & XML Data Submissions
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Networking Lunch (for in-person 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 Housing Week. Organized by Home for All Coalition, the week of May 11-17 will be filled with events, exhibitions, community nights, and more to raise awareness for affordable housing on the Seacoast.

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Events will take place across the Greater Seacoast and include both in-person and virtual options. Most are free and open to the public, with several family-friendly opportunities throughout the week.

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On May 12, join regional business and industry leaders, municipal officials, and decision-makers at UNH Manchester for a dynamic half-day Housing Summit focused on turning conversation into action. The goal is to identify practical, collaborative solutions to expand housing opportunities across ReGen Valley region and beyond.

This program is  presented by the ReGen Valley Tech Hub, in collaboration with New Hampshire Housing and the Greater Manchester Chamber.

Featured speakers include:

• – Dr. Jennifer MacDonald, Chief Operating Officer, Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI)
• – Jay Ruais, Mayor, City of Manchester
• – Lucy Lange, Commissioner, NH Business & Economic Affairs
• – Rob Dapice, Executive Director & CEO, NH Housing

Through engaging panel discussions, attendees will:

• – Hear from the biofabrication businesses that are based right here in the Millyard, including Safi Biotherapeutics, Advanced Solutions Life Science and Pro Therapeutics.

• – Learn from municipal and state leaders about challenges and progress in expanding housing development.

• – Leave with a deeper understanding of the workforce needs for biofabrication businesses, what’s working in the housing battle and new connections to help drive meaningful progress.

This Summit co-created by the following partner organizations:

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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 guided tour of key landmarks and trails in Contoocook Village – highlighting real-world successes, ongoing challenges, and future plans to sustain vibrancy. Attendees will learn how density and collaborative planning can create vibrant, sustainable communities for all generations of residents.

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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 and state leaders work more effectively to produce more housing, create more starter homes, help more homebuyers, and expand capital access? How can these investments be more profitable and effective? What do you and your organization need to know to innovate and realize these new opportunities?

FHLBank Boston’s products and services – including the homeownership assistance programs, Affordable Housing Program, and the Mortgage Partnership Finance® (MPF®) Program – can be part of the solution. We are here to help you make the connections needed to serve your communities.

By joining us, you’ll have an opportunity to hear from innovative community leaders about new investment opportunities within your regional market and network with funders, investors, and community developers.

This complimentary event includes continental breakfast, lunch, and parking.

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As a founding member and co-chair of the bipartisan Yes In My Backyard (YIMBY) Caucus, Congressman Auchincloss is working to advance federal strategies that expand housing supply, reduce barriers to development, and address America’s affordability crisis.

Monday, April 13
4:00–5:30 PM
NH Institute of Politics Auditorium, Saint Anselm College

Join us for a timely conversation on housing policy, economic growth, and national leadership.

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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 will explore:

• How development math works within local regulations
• The connection between development patterns and municipal finances
• How small regulatory changes can unlock better housing, downtown vitality, and stronger community outcomes

Designed for both citizen planners and professional staff, this session will give participants the tools to better align planning goals with financial feasibility—bridging the gap between regulation and reality.

This workshop will be held Friday, May 1st from 8:30 AM – 12 PM at Ossipee Town Hall located at 55 Main Street, Ossipee, NH 03814.

Class size is limited to 35 participants.

• Cost: $25 (includes light refreshments)
• Individuals from Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grant and Housing Champion communities are welcome to attend for free. Please reach out to Sarah at swrightsman@nhhfa.org for a coupon code.

This course is presented by New Hampshire Housing and the Mount Washington Valley Housing Coalition.

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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 will explore:

• How development math works within local regulations
• The connection between development patterns and municipal finances
• How small regulatory changes can unlock better housing, downtown vitality, and stronger community outcomes

Designed for both citizen planners and professional staff, this session will give participants the tools to better align planning goals with financial feasibility—bridging the gap between regulation and reality.

This workshop will be held Friday, June 26th from 8:30 AM – 12 PM at Gather, located at 124 Heritage Ave, Unit #3 in Portsmouth, NH 03801.

Class size is limited to 35 participants.

• Cost: $25 (includes light refreshments)
• Individuals from Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grant and Housing Champion communities are welcome to attend for free. Please reach out to Grace at gwarwick@nhhousing.org for a coupon code

This course is presented by New Hampshire Housing and the Workforce Housing Coalition of the Greater Seacoast.

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