Epping Workforce Housing
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“The lack of affordable workforce housing does have an impact on the New Hampshire economy. Demographic research shows that New Hampshire is losing its young people and its entry level workers, and the lack of affordable workforce housing is playing a substantial role.”
Responding to Community Need
In efforts to mitigate New Hampshire’s housing crisis and labor shortage, real estate developers in Epping have proposed a phased- in 315 unit apartment complex supporting workforce housing that will provide excellent residential housing for middle-income workers, such as teachers, first responders, and medical workers. The project, called “The Residences at Epping Station,” will be situated between Epping and Fremont, just south of NH Route 101. The location is optimal, as it sits adjacent to a 48-mile stretch of Epping’s rail-trail and offers convenient walking access to shopping, a movie theater, and other community amenities.
Why Workforce Housing?
As Epping faces a shortage of workers and affordable housing, this initiative offers a solution to the problems afflicting Epping’s businesses, economy, and local community. Click the link above to learn more.
Our Prospective Development
Situated on Martin Road, just south of NH Route 101, Epping’s 315 unit complex will offer residential housing in close proximity to countless amenities and local businesses. Click the above link to learn more.
How to Get Involved
To learn more about how you can help bring this initiative to fruition, click the above link and consider vocalizing your support for this community endeavor at Epping’s next town hall meeting.
Helping our teachers to live where they teach, medical personnel to live where they heal, and police and service workers to live where they save lives
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