Local housing resources
CONCORD CHR FIVE PUBLIC HOUSING SITES — CH+R https://www.concordhousing.org/public-housing describes FIVE main public-housing developments with 9 + 50 + 82 + 16 + 105 = 262 units. The eleven Pitman Place and six Thompson Square units are INSIDE Crutchfield and Kennedy, respectively; do not add 17 again or map the subsets as standalone buildings. The old 23 Green Street listing is an agency OFFICE, not an apartment. Reviewed September 29, 2026. 1. Ceriello Apartments (9 units) — Nine family townhouse-style homes on Liberty Street (no numbered building addresses on the source page): two- and three-bedroom units based on family size; hookups for a tenant-provided washer/dryer. Official details https://www.concordhousing.org/ceriello-apartments 2. Haller Apartments (50 units) — Fifty family townhouse-style homes on Jennings Drive (no numbered building addresses on the source page): one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom units based on family size, with one designated parking space per unit. Official details https://www.concordhousing.org/haller-apartments 3. John F. Kennedy Apartments (82 units) — Ten-story high-rise at the corner of 1 Thompson and South Main Street, with two elevators and 82 studio, one- and two-bedroom units for elderly (the overview says over 62) and/or disabled households. Thompson Square's six one-bedroom, disability-designated units are INSIDE this building, not six additional units. Official details https://www.concordhousing.org/john-f-kennedy-apartments 4. Boucher Apartments (16 units) — Sixteen studio and one-bedroom units in three two-story buildings on Community Drive in Penacook (no numbered residential addresses published here); the detail page says households must have at least one member age 50 or older, while the overview also refers to disabled households. Confirm eligibility directly with CH+R. Official details https://www.concordhousing.org/boucher-apartments 5. Crutchfield Building (105 units) — Seven-story high-rise at 15 Pitman Street, with two elevators and 105 studio and one-bedroom units for elderly (the overview says over 62) and/or disabled households. Pitman Place's eleven disability-designated one-bedroom units are INSIDE this building, not eleven additional units. Official details https://www.concordhousing.org/crutchfield-building Nested disability-designated programs: Pitman Place https://www.concordhousing.org/pitman-place is ELEVEN one-bedroom units built in 2012 inside Crutchfield Building, 15 Pitman Street, with special NH Housing Finance Authority funding. Thompson Square https://www.concordhousing.org/thompson-square is SIX one-bedroom units built in 2014 inside Kennedy, 1 Thompson Street, with special funding. Both detail pages designate these units for people with disabilities, say applicants must meet disability, income and other guidelines, and describe rent as 30% of adjusted monthly income with all utilities except cable, internet and telephone included. They are program subsets within the main buildings—not separate addresses, buildings or additions to the 262 public-housing units. Applications and waiting lists: The https://www.concordhousing.org/public-housing expressly says its general one-, two- and three-bedroom PUBLIC HOUSING waitlists are CLOSED. Despite “Apply Now” links on individual development pages, this is not evidence that ordinary public-housing applications or apartments are open. CH+R says it continues accepting applications from physically disabled people who would benefit from the features of an accessible unit: call 603-224-4059 to apply for an accessible apartment. Its https://www.concordhousing.org/ph-and-section-8-application page separately displays choices for Public Housing, Pitman Place and Thompson Square, but a visible checkbox does not override a closed public-housing list or prove immediate vacancies. CH+R says an initial eligibility review uses income and family size, and order on the general waitlist depends on application date and preference. Ask the authority about the current status of each program, accessible-unit qualification, and any building-specific placement. Rent and income: CH+R's https://www.concordhousing.org/public-housing says public-housing residents pay 30% of adjusted annual income toward rent, with utilities included except cable, internet and telephone. The pages do not quote a market asking rent, property-specific vacancy, or application fee. The https://www.concordhousing.org/public-housing page currently displays eight household-size limits (one through eight members): $62,100 / $70,950 / $79,800 / $88,650 / $98,750 / $102,850 / $109,950 / $117,050. The page does not date this table; verify the current limits before applying. CH+R says eligibility also depends on household/family definition, citizenship or eligible immigration documentation, Social Security number verification, adult consent forms, and its screening criteria. Criminal screening and reasonable access: The current https://www.concordhousing.org/policies links a newer public-housing admissions and continued-occupancy policy dated October 1, 2025 https://www.concordhousing.org/UploadedFiles/Images/ACOP%20Plan%20Complete%2010-01-2025.pdf; the individual property pages still link an older 2017 version. The 2025 policy says CH+R performs local-law-enforcement criminal checks on ALL ADULT household members. Its Section 3-III.D states a three-year lookback for specified drug-related, violent, safety-threatening, staff-threatening and criminal sexual activity; an arrest record ALONE is not grounds for denial, and Sections 3-III.F/G describe consideration of individual circumstances and possible case-by-case non-denial. The policy also describes separate federally required restrictions for certain methamphetamine-production convictions on federally assisted premises, lifetime sex-offender registration, and some prior drug-related evictions with stated exceptions. A three-year discretionary-activity window does NOT shorten those other restrictions. A proposed denial based on a record requires notice, access to the record and an opportunity to dispute accuracy and relevance. These are agency policy descriptions, not a promise of approval; ask CH+R for the latest written admissions rules. The https://www.concordhousing.org/policies page also links its reasonable-accommodation request and language-assistance policies.