HUD Limits & Consolidated Plan

HUD Rent & Income Limits

We have made available HUD’s limits and allowances for its various housing programs. This data is used to determine a family or individual’s eligibility for federally subsidized housing based on median area income and household size.

2024 HUD Limits & Fair Market Rents (Current)

HUD Rent Limits – Effective 6/15/2023
HUD Fair Market Rents – Effective 10/1/2023

2023 HUD Limits & Fair Market Rents

HUD Rent Limits – Effective 6/15/2023
HUD Income Limits – Effective 6/15/2023
HUD Fair Market Rents – Effective 10/1/2022

2022 HUD Limits & Fair Market Rents

HUD Income Limits – Effective 6/15/2022
HUD Rent Limits – Effective 6/15/2022
HUD Rent Limits – Effective 4/18/2022
HUD Fair Market Rents – Effective 10/1/2021
H UD Income Limits – Effective 4/18/2022

2021 HUD Limits & Fair Market Rents

2021 HUD Rent Limits – Effective 6/1/21
2021 HUD Income Limits – Effective 6/1/21
2021 HUD Rent Limits – Effective 4/1/21
2021 HUD Income Limits – Effective 4/1/21
2021 Fair Market Rents – Effective 10/1/20

HUD FAIR MARKET RENT AREA

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2020 Fair Market Rent Area By Town – Effective 4/14/20

HUD Median Family Incomes

Median Incomes Adjusted by Family Size – Effective 4/18/2022
Median Incomes 2012 through 2022 – Effective 4/18/2022

Consolidated Plan

New Hampshire’s Consolidated Plan is developed by the Housing and Community Development Planning Council. The Council, established by Executive Order 97-3, is responsible for developing all components of New Hampshire’s Consolidated Plan. There are four major components in the Consolidated Plan: Housing Market Analysis, Analysis of Needs, Strategic Plan, and Action Plan.

A Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report (CAPER) is generated after the end of each Program Year to report each year’s accomplishments to HUD and the public. An Annual Action Plan is generated before the beginning of every Program Year to inform HUD and the public about the intended activities for which these federal funds will be used in the coming year. New Hampshire’s Program Year is concurrent with the state fiscal year, beginning on July 1st.

UTILITY ALLOWANCE SCHEDULES

2023 Utility Allowance Schedule (Current)
Updated electricity rates to reflect reduction in cost.

A Utility Allowance Schedule is published each year and provides estimates for heat and non-heat utility costs. The data is primarily used by the Housing Voucher Program; it can also be used to determine gross rents for rental units where the tenant is responsible for paying utility costs.