Hilda Place
Salem, NH
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| Reported policy summary | Hilda Place — Salem Housing Authority public housing in Salem, New Hampshire. One of the three named public-housing developments linked from the New Hampshire SHA homepage. The agency describes its public-housing portfolio as 158 units across THREE sites for low-income elderly and/or disabled households, but this gallery does not give Hilda Place's own unit count, residential street number, bedroom mix, rent, amenities or vacancies. Its 70 Telfer Circle footer is the authority's office contact, not a verified Hilda Place entrance. https://salemhousing.com/ describes exactly THREE public-housing sites totaling 158 units, plus 24 separately managed Downing Way LIHTC units. The four linked pages are mainly photo galleries, with a shared 70 Telfer Circle agency-office footer and no property-specific numbered residential addresses or public-housing unit splits. The old https://salemha.org/public-housing explicitly describes MASSACHUSETTS state public housing at 27 Charter Street and 3 Broad Street; those were erroneously classified as Salem, New Hampshire leads, not SHA-NH properties. Reviewed September 29, 2026. https://salemhousing.com/ displays low-income PUBLIC HOUSING limits without an effective date: one person $54,900; two $62,750; three $70,600; four $78,400. Contact SHA about larger families and current figures. Public-housing eligibility requires a head or co-head age 62+ OR disabled, plus income eligibility; the distinct 24-unit Downing Way LIHTC rule requires EVERY household member age 62+ and separate income limits provided by phone. Do not apply the public-housing income chart to Downing Way. https://salemhousing.com/ says there is NO application fee and non-Salem residents can apply. The homepage form requests a Public Housing application package for elderly/disabled households, sent by U.S. mail; it does not establish an online submission, Downing Way application path, open waiting list, immediate vacancy, or an applicant's acceptance. The FAQ says there GENERALLY is a waiting list depending on program and asks applicants to contact staff for an estimated wait. Call 603-893-6417 (sha@salemhousing.com) to confirm the specific list and current rules. SHA says it does NOT operate Section 8/Housing Choice Vouchers; for those contact New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority at 603-472-8623. For a housing emergency it refers callers to Town of Salem Human Services at 603-890-2130. https://salemhousing.com/ does not publish a criminal-history screening standard or a guarantee for applicants with convictions; ask for current written program-specific rules. Pets are allowed with restrictions, smoking is prohibited inside SHA buildings and within 25 feet of a building, and the agency does not directly provide meals, transportation or personal care. Contact the property about reasonable accommodations and other rules. Official property gallery https://salemhousing.com/hilda.html. Unverified: no current vacancy, open program list or individual screening outcome is established. |
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