Rent Affordability for An Electrician in New Hampshire

A typical electrician in New Hampshire earns about $71,997 a year, which supports approximately $1,800 a month in rent under the 30% rule. Below, every tracked New Hampshire city is ranked by how local rent compares against that affordability ceiling.

As of May 2026. 2 of 20 cities tracked stay within the 30% rule; 18 are rent-burdened on this salary.

City↕Median rent↕% of income↑Affordability
Farmington, NH$1,350/mo22.5%affordable
Claremont, NH$1,773/mo29.6%affordable
Rochester, NH$1,820/mo30.3%stretched
Keene, NH$1,833/mo30.6%stretched
Laconia, NH$1,887/mo31.5%stretched
Concord, NH$1,941/mo32.4%stretched
Somersworth, NH$2,015/mo33.6%stretched
Hampton, NH$2,015/mo33.6%stretched
Manchester, NH$2,082/mo34.7%stretched
Newmarket, NH$2,183/mo36.4%stretched
Hooksett, NH$2,233/mo37.2%stretched
Derry, NH$2,263/mo37.7%stretched
Nashua, NH$2,278/mo38%stretched
Dover, NH$2,292/mo38.2%stretched
Lebanon, NH$2,487/mo41.5%rent-burdened
Merrimack, NH$2,530/mo42.2%rent-burdened
Exeter, NH$2,552/mo42.5%rent-burdened
Salem, NH$2,561/mo42.7%rent-burdened
Bedford, NH$2,770/mo46.2%rent-burdened
Portsmouth, NH$2,963/mo49.4%rent-burdened
Methodology: Salary is the BLS-derived state estimate for New Hampshire. Rent is the latest ZORI monthly value for each city. Affordability uses the 30% rule (rent ≤ 30% of gross income).