The New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority will remain open during normal business hours, but most of our staff is working remotely. More information about our business hours and operations is available here: www.nhhfa.org/notice-regarding-new-hampshire-housings-business-hours-operations; updates will be posted on our website as the situation evolves. A preliminary notice regarding asset management and compliance and more information will be posted as we develop this response. New Hampshire Housing is suspending all physical inspections associated with its multi-family housing financing programs including PBCA, LIHTC, HOME, HTF, and FHA Risk Sharing insurance.
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