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Highest housing vacancy, New Hampshire cities · 2010

New Hampshire cities ranked by the share of housing units that are vacant (2023 ACS). This list covers the 26 cities in New Hampshire that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS 2000

01Laconia, NHNH17,24627.5%–

02Durham, NHNH10,68115.0%–

03Franklin, NHNH8,83911.5%–

04Berlin, NHNH9,50211.5%–

05Rochester, NHNH33,7169.8%–

06Exeter, NHNH9,9648.8%–

07Hampton, NHNH10,1018.6%–

08Newmarket, NHNH5,6798.2%–

09Claremont, NHNH13,0328.1%–

10Manchester, NHNH116,8188.0%–

11Hanover, NHNH8,4797.5%–

12Keene, NHNH23,0727.4%–

13Milford, NHNH8,9566.8%–

14Portsmouth, NHNH23,0286.8%–

15Suncook, NHNH5,4326.4%–

16Derry, NHNH21,3395.6%–

17Somersworth, NHNH12,1715.5%–

18Nashua, NHNH92,4355.5%–

19Concord, NHNH44,5975.0%–

20Londonderry, NHNH12,2254.6%–

21Hudson, NHNH7,4694.5%–

22Lebanon, NHNH15,4814.1%–

23East Merrimack, NHNH5,0813.9%–

24Dover, NHNH34,6233.4%–

25South Hooksett, NHNH5,9023.3%–

26Hooksett, NHNH5,8760.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-06-02 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES