Cost of Living in New Hampshire

5 cities • 316,701 total population • 2026 Data

$85,142
Avg. Median Income
+10% vs national
$1,447
Avg. Median Rent
+7% vs national
$338,840
Avg. Home Value
+0% vs national
4.0%
Avg. Unemployment

Overview

New Hampshire has 5 cities with populations over 25,000, totaling 316,701 residents. The average median household income across these cities is $85,142, which is 10% above the national median.

Rent averages $1,447 per month, and the average home value is $338,840. The largest city is Manchester, while Rochester offers the lowest rent and Nashua has the highest.

Most Affordable Cities in New Hampshire

# City Median Rent Median Income Home Value
1 Rochester $1,220 $79,388 $262,600
2 Concord $1,360 $83,701 $323,700
3 Manchester $1,465 $77,415 $336,300
4 Dover $1,540 $92,748 $398,500
5 Nashua $1,652 $92,457 $373,100

Most Expensive Cities in New Hampshire

# City Median Rent Median Income Home Value
1 Nashua $1,652 $92,457 $373,100
2 Dover $1,540 $92,748 $398,500
3 Manchester $1,465 $77,415 $336,300
4 Concord $1,360 $83,701 $323,700
5 Rochester $1,220 $79,388 $262,600

Highest Income Cities in New Hampshire

# City Median Income Median Rent Population
1 Dover $92,748 $1,540 33,070
2 Nashua $92,457 $1,652 91,131
3 Concord $83,701 $1,360 44,219
4 Rochester $79,388 $1,220 32,866
5 Manchester $77,415 $1,465 115,415

All Cities in New Hampshire

City Population Income Rent Home Value
Manchester 115,415 $77,415 $1,465 $336,300
Nashua 91,131 $92,457 $1,652 $373,100
Concord 44,219 $83,701 $1,360 $323,700
Dover 33,070 $92,748 $1,540 $398,500
Rochester 32,866 $79,388 $1,220 $262,600

Data Sources

All data from the US Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates. State averages calculated from cities with population over 25,000.

Verify at data.census.gov