Low Income & Subsidized Housing in New Hampshire

532 assisted properties with about 22,405 subsidized units, drawn from HUD administrative records. Typical tenant-paid rent across them averages around $487/mo.

191
PB Section 8 buildings
21
public housing developments
246
LIHTC tax-credit properties
51
cities with inventory

Largest cities for low income housing in New Hampshire

CityPropertiesAssisted unitsAvg rent range
Manchester723,594$395–$764
Nashua392,517$314–$615
Portsmouth181,323$415–$880
Dover171,194$454–$551
Concord281,130$417–$939
Rochester16905$458–$530
Keene15641$407–$559
Laconia19630$452–$524
Claremont11629$424–$746
Berlin9495$372–$548
Derry7482$441–$539
Lebanon10362$538–$538
Somersworth8362$409–$744
Salem6322$561–$561
Milford6293$486–$495
Exeter10285$648–$648
Newport8282$414–$602
Franklin8268$379–$459
Londonderry5252
Littleton10246$454–$552
Bedford6185$516–$516
Plymouth7180$461–$495
Hanover5162$438–$438
Hooksett4160$538–$538
Winchester6160$507–$545

All cities with subsidized housing in New Hampshire

Grouped alphabetically; every listing links to its full city database page.

Fair Market Rents by county

CountyTracked properties2-BR FMR
Hillsborough County3,906$2,037
Rockingham County2,442$2,220
Grafton County2,360$1,909
Merrimack County1,647$1,974
Coos County989$1,287
Cheshire County897$1,926
Strafford County637$2,194
Carroll County418$1,709
Belknap County374$1,800
Sullivan County315$1,747
Missing, New Hampshire32

How FMRs work →

Housing agencies operating in New Hampshire