NH Housing Crisis

According to the 2023 New Hampshire Statewide Housing Needs Assessment, housing in the Granite State currently falls short of needs by an estimated 23,500 housing units. By 2040, New Hampshire will need nearly 90,000 units to meet the state’s housing demand.

I will support expanding affordable housing with sensible policies, commensurate with local control, without adversely affecting the basic nature and character that makes New Hampshire the best place to live and raise a family. 

Infrastructure is key to ensuring our resources can support the building necessary to provide a good housing supply.

Building a Future Where Every Granite Stater Can Afford to Live, Work, and Thrive

 - Streamline the state permitting process to speed up construction
 - Cut unnecessary regulations that slow down housing development
 - Respect local decision-making while partnering with communities
 - Provide Direct Property Tax Relief to make Housing more affordable

A Collaborative Approach to Housing

House Republicans understand that solving New Hampshire’s housing crisis requires input from all sides.  That’s why they’ll work with state and local officials, business leaders, and the private sector to find real, actionable solutions.

 - Incentivize communities to build more housing
 - Fight burdensome regulations that hold New Hampshire back
 - Support current and future homeowners with direct property tax relief

Property Taxes

 - Instead of giving more of your tax dollars to local governments, House Republicans will deliver direct tax relief to homeowners.