LATEST NEWS - November 2025

Buy an Appliance at Harriman Hill III on Giving Tuesday

We are participating in Giving Tuesday on December 2nd. Early donations for Giving Tuesday start today!
Your gift will help us purchase the appliances for the 30 new apartments at Harriman Hill III in Wolfeboro, which is currently under construction.

You can choose from a menu of appliances needed to put the finishing touches on our latest housing development, including ranges with range hoods, refrigerators, and through-the-wall air conditioning units.
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Thank you for helping to make Harriman Hill III possible!

DONATE HERE

Hodges Pledges $25,000 in Tax Credits for Harriman Hill III

Pictured above L to R: Diane Benoit, Harry Wieman, and Larissa Barcala of The Hodges Companies and Carmen Lorentz of LRCD

The Hodges Companies has been our steadfast partner for over 20 years, providing quality property management services to our rental portfolio.

Hodges recently made a $25,000 pledge to support Harriman Hill III using NH tax credits available through NH Community Development Finance Authority. 

We still have $145,000 in tax credits to sell this year. By purchasing some of our tax credits, your business can help us build Harriman Hill III.

Tax credit donors get a NH state tax credit worth 75% of their donation, which can be used to reduce their NH Business Enterprise Tax (BET) or Business Profits Tax (BPT).

This program is a great way for you to keep your state business tax dollars in your local community.
If you’d like to learn how your business can be part of the solution to our workforce housing challenge, please contact:
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Carmen Lorentz
[email protected]
(603) 524-0747 x110

Statewide Survey on Voter Attitudes on Affordable Housing

Last month, Saint Anselm College’s Initiative for Housing Policy and Practice released its annual statewide survey of voter attitudes toward affordable housing in New Hampshire. The Initiative’s 2025 survey results demonstrate pro-housing attitudes across demographic groups and support for expanded tools to address the affordable housing shortage. In short, the 2025 results signal that New Hampshire voters are not feeling relief in the housing market as they call on lawmakers to expand the range of solutions. 

The poll was conducted by the Saint Anselm College Survey Center from August 20 to August 21, 2025. A total of 1,209 registered New Hampshire voters were surveyed, with a margin of sampling error of +/- 2.8% and a confidence interval of 95% 

View Survey Results Here: Annual Statewide Survey of Voter Attitudes on Affordable Housing