Income needed to buy a home
Every county in New Hampshire
In the middle county, Belknap County, the typical home takes $178,501 a year. Locals can afford the typical home in 0 of 10 counties.
| County | Typical home | Monthly cost | Income needed | Local median income | For locals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coos County | $255,951 | $2,169 | $92,962 | $57,677 | Far off |
| Sullivan County | $389,393 | $3,341 | $143,181 | $80,858 | Far off |
| Cheshire County | $394,287 | $3,417 | $146,459 | $83,329 | Far off |
| Grafton County | $434,232 | $3,637 | $155,854 | $88,261 | Far off |
| Carroll County | $507,168 | $3,973 | $170,258 | $86,463 | Far off |
| Belknap County | $513,108 | $4,165 | $178,501 | $92,783 | Far off |
| Merrimack County | $494,648 | $4,258 | $182,485 | $97,004 | Far off |
| Strafford County | $511,216 | $4,381 | $187,775 | $88,570 | Out of reach |
| Hillsborough County | $523,744 | $4,429 | $189,796 | $103,545 | Far off |
| Rockingham County | $629,724 | $5,179 | $221,949 | $118,331 | Far off |
10% down, 7.40% 30-year fixed, housing at 28% of gross income. How it works.