Post Type Archives: Events

Stay Work Play is going on tour with our standout program Policy & Pints! This statewide event series gathers young people in each region of New Hampshire to talk about the issues shaping their daily lives, the communities they call home, and what’s driving them to stay—or leave—the Granite State. All of it happens with neighbors …

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The 2025 Quality of Life Index: Unveiling New Hampshire’s Future The future of New Hampshire depends on whether young people want to – and can – stay, work, and play in the 603. Every two years, Stay Work Play NH commissions the state’s most comprehensive study of young people’s perspectives—the Quality of Life Survey. The …

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The 2025 NHEconForumwill look at trends and forecasts across New Hampshire’s economic landscape and facilitate conversations on efforts to bolster partnerships and drive collaboration, with opportunities for networking and discussion. Registration and networking opens at 8 am, with welcoming remarks by Chief Military and Veterans Services Officer Al Aldenberg, at 8:30 am. The morning will …

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Where the Pipes Are: Keys to Unlocking More Housing and Better Planning Discover how new statewide water and sewer data in the NH Zoning Atlas can transform housing and planning in New Hampshire. Join NH Business Review and the Initiative for Housing Policy and Practice for a webinar highlighting how this tool streamlines housing development, empowers local leaders, and …

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Behind every successful affordable housing development is a network of partnerships that make it possible. At this year’s NH&RA Fall Developers Forum, taking place November 6–7 at the Raffles Hotel in Boston, MA, we’re diving into how collaboration between developers, lenders, and Housing Finance Agencies (HFAs) is shaping the future of affordable housing. Join senior …

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New Hampshire Housing and the Community Development Planning Council are beginning the process of developing the 2026-2030 Consolidated Plan which includes the 2026 Action Plan for the State of New Hampshire. The Consolidated Plan and Action Plan will establish the priorities for use of HOME Investment Partnerships Program, National Housing Trust Fund, Community Development Block …

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New Hampshire Housing and the Community Development Planning Council are beginning the process of developing the 2026-2030 Consolidated Plan which includes the 2026 Action Plan for the State of New Hampshire. The Consolidated Plan and Action Plan will establish the priorities for use of HOME Investment Partnerships Program, National Housing Trust Fund, Community Development Block …

Continue reading “2026-2030 Consolidated Plan and Action Plan Session 2 – 10/8/25”

New Hampshire Housing and the Community Development Planning Council are beginning the process of developing the 2026-2030 Consolidated Plan which includes the 2026 Action Plan for the State of New Hampshire. The Consolidated Plan and Action Plan will establish the priorities for use of HOME Investment Partnerships Program, National Housing Trust Fund, Community Development Block …

Continue reading “2026-2030 Consolidated Plan and Action Plan Session 1 – 9/10/25”

The Housing and the Economy Speaker Series kicks off on September 11 at the NH Institute of Politics with featured speaker Matthew Yglesias – author, journalist, and prominent housing policy analyst. Yglesias is the author of “The Rent Is Too Damn High,” founder of the “Slow Boring” newsletter, and co-founder of Vox.com. A nationally recognized …

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Some headlines suggest the housing crisis is easing, but that’s not the full picture. Join New Hampshire Housing’s Heather McCann, the NH Community Loan Fund’s Sarah Marchant, and Sheehan Phinney’s Gregory Chakmakas for a candid look at what’s really changing in New Hampshire’s housing landscape. From new financing opportunities for manufactured homes to the realities …

Continue reading “The Future of Housing in NH: Innovation, Affordability, and Breaking the Myths – 9/18/25”