Housing and Household Data

Data on housing stock and households in New Hampshire.

New Hampshire Supply: Current Estimates and Trends – 2023 Update
This report summarizes residential building permit activity across New Hampshire’s 234 municipalities in 2022. The Office of Planning and Development (OPD) collects this data on an annual basis as part of the population estimate process.

• Source data for report (Excel workbook)
• Map 1: Housing Units Permitted in New Hampshire in 2022 by County
• Map 2: Housing Units Permitted in New Hampshire in 2022 by Municipality
• Maps 3 - 11: Housing Units Permitted in New Hampshire in 2022 by Municipality by Regional Planning Commission region
  • Map 3: North Country Council
  • Map 4: Lakes Region Planning Commission
  • Map 5: Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission
  • Map 6: Southwest Region Planning Commission
  • Map 7: Central NH Regional Planning Commission
  • Map 8: Southern New Hampshire Planning Commission
  • Map 9: Nashua Regional Planning Commission
  • Map 10: Rockingham Planning Commission
  • Map 11: Strafford Regional Planning Commission

2023 Statewide Housing Needs Assessment (New Hampshire Housing)

2023 Regional Housing Needs Assessments (Regional Planning Commissions)

NH Workforce Housing Law Summary (New Hampshire Housing)

2023 Workforce Housing Purchase and Rent Limits
The purpose of this table is to assist municipalities in implementing the NH Workforce Housing Law, RSA 674:58-61. This analysis incorporates statutory requirements, and includes reasonable market assumptions for the targeted households' income levels such as interest rate, down payment, mortgage term, taxes, and insurance.

Other Sources of Information Include:

• NH Association of Realtors - FastStats
• New Hampshire Housing - Housing and Demographic Data
• New Hampshire Housing – Data Dashboard