The statewide median rent for a two-bedroom apartment hit $1,833 in 2024, up 36 percent since 2019, and a household needs about $73,300 a year to afford it; why New Hampshire’s rents outran its wages, and what would close the gap.
The New Hampshire housing market faces high demand and limited supply, leading to rising home values and competitive bidding. Despite an increase in listings, demand outpaces supply, keeping prices elevated. Factors like demographic shifts and economic policies contribute to ongoing affordability challenges for buyers.
