New Hampshire Eviction Risk Map

103 cities · 910,045 residents · Avg risk 3.6/10 (Low)

3.6Average risk score

5.1Highest city

3.0Lowest city

30.4%Avg rent burden

$1,267Avg median rent

33.9%Avg renter share

Statewide heatmap

Each dot is a city. Colors: red = high eviction risk, green = low. Click any city for the full score breakdown.

Highest-risk cities in New Hampshire

Concord44,219 pop 5.1 Dover33,070 pop 4.4 Keene22,923 pop 4.4 Nashua91,131 pop 4.4 Claremont13,054 pop 4.3 Manchester115,415 pop 4.3 Rochester32,866 pop 4.3 Somersworth12,060 pop 4.2 Berlin9,473 pop 4.1 Portsmouth22,332 pop 4.1 Laconia16,982 pop 4.0 Lebanon14,759 pop 3.9 Franklin8,757 pop 3.8 Derry21,668 pop 3.7 Londonderry12,307 pop 3.7 Milford8,857 pop 3.7 Exeter10,138 pop 3.6 Hanover8,520 pop 3.6 South Hooksett5,806 pop 3.6 Suncook5,075 pop 3.5 Manchester115,415 pop 3.5 Hudson7,105 pop 3.4 Durham10,577 pop 3.3 Hampton9,960 pop 3.3

Largest cities

Manchester115,415 pop 4.3 Manchester115,415 pop 3.5 Nashua91,131 pop 4.4 Nashua91,131 pop 3.2 Concord44,219 pop 5.1 Concord44,219 pop 3.0 Dover33,070 pop 4.4 Rochester32,866 pop 4.3 Keene22,923 pop 4.4 Portsmouth22,332 pop 4.1 Derry21,668 pop 3.7 Laconia16,982 pop 4.0 Lebanon14,759 pop 3.9 Claremont13,054 pop 4.3 Londonderry12,307 pop 3.7 Somersworth12,060 pop 4.2 Durham10,577 pop 3.3 Exeter10,138 pop 3.6 Hampton9,960 pop 3.3 Berlin9,473 pop 4.1 Milford8,857 pop 3.7 Franklin8,757 pop 3.8 Hanover8,520 pop 3.6 Hudson7,105 pop 3.4

Counties in New Hampshire

Merrimack County 10 cities · Avg 3.7/10 Strafford County 9 cities · Avg 3.7/10 Cheshire County 9 cities · Avg 3.6/10 Rockingham County 11 cities · Avg 3.6/10 Sullivan County 10 cities · Avg 3.6/10 Hillsborough County 19 cities · Avg 3.6/10 Grafton County 10 cities · Avg 3.6/10 Coos County 7 cities · Avg 3.6/10 Belknap County 9 cities · Avg 3.5/10 Carroll County 6 cities · Avg 3.5/10

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About eviction risk in New Hampshire

New Hampshire spans 103 cities in our dataset, with an average landlord-risk score of 3.6/10. Scores range from 3.0 in the most landlord-neutral jurisdictions to 5.1 in the most tenant-protective. The state's average rent burden (median gross rent ÷ median household income) is 30.4%, which is the single strongest predictor of eviction filings.

Landlords operating anywhere in New Hampshire should review state-level statutes on notice periods, just-cause requirements, security deposit limits, and grace periods before initiating any eviction. Local ordinances in tenant-protective cities may impose additional requirements beyond state minimums — use the city grids above to see risk at the specific jurisdiction where you own rentals.