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Bedford, March 25, 2019) – New Hampshire lenders and loan originators were recently recognized by New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority for helping almost 2,000 homebuyers find affordable homes and loans. “Our top lenders and loan originators are key to supporting affordable housing opportunities for New Hampshire households,” noted Ignatius MacLellan, managing director of NHHFA’s Homeownership

Plan NH believes that what, how and where we build influences a community’s health and vibrancy. Our mission is to raise awareness of that link – within those professionals in the building industries, and within the communities themselves – by fostering excellence in planning, design and development of New Hampshire’s built environment. We champion Smart

Bob Longchamps, retired executive and founder of Longchamps Electric, Inc., Manchester, NH, has been named as the recipient of the twenty-third annual New Hampshire Construction Industry Ethics Award.  The award honors the “individual, business or organization that, through its words and deeds, best demonstrates a commitment to upholding the highest ethical standards in construction.” GO

Plan NH is pleased to partner with New Hampshire  Housing to present four FREE presentations:  Oct 1 in Conway, Oct 2 in Portsmouth, Oct 3 in Concord and Oct 4 in Lebanon.  ADU expert and author Kol Peterson will discuss considerations for planning and building adu’s.  Option to purchase his book on the topic for

Sept 27 ad 28 in Keene.  This annual summit brings over 500  people together from all over the state and nation to celebrate and foster the advantages and opportunities that rural living gives us.  Presented by the Hannah Grimes Center.  Go here for more information and to register.

“Locally-owned businesses matter: they create communities that are more resilient, prosperous, entrepreneurial, and connected.”  (Stacy Mitchell, Institute for Local Self Reliance).  In this fun and inspiring two-day conference (led off with an interview with Stacy Mitchell), we will learn why local economies are so important today, and what we as individuals and communities can do

Plan NH believes that what we build, where we build and how we build – whether buildings or roads or parks or entire neighborhoods – can have an impact on the health and vibrancy of a community. We want to raise awareness of planning and design and/or development that can have a positive impact.  Each