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Implementing NH’s Regional Housing Needs Assessments

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Solving the Housing Shortage, Maybe

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Is Your Community Talking about Housing?

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How Much Housing Do We Need? New Hampshire’s Regional Housing Needs Assessments

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A Look at the New Housing Appeals Board

The Housing Appeal Board was established by the legislature during the 2020 session and consists of three full-time board members appointed by the New Hampshire Supreme Court, who are deemed "learned and experienced in questions of land use." The Housing Appeals Board hears appeals from local land use board decisions involving “questions of housing and housing development.”

A Message from NHMA

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A message from NHMA

NHARPC CORNER: Regional Planning and Coordination are Critical to Addressing New Hampshire’s Housing Crisis

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