While the housing market is cooling off in some parts of the country, it’s still scorching in New Hampshire. According to New Hampshire Housing’s 2023 New Hampshire Statewide Housing Needs Assessment, the state is short 23,500 homes and, without solutions, that number is going to dramatically increase in coming years.
Join Julie Jussif, managing director of New Hampshire Housing’s Homeownership Division, and Bob Quinn, CEO at the New Hampshire Association of Realtors to discuss the ongoing housing crisis in this NH Business Review webinar. Julie will present key insights from the 2023 Needs Assessment, and discuss the impact of housing availability on rentals and the role of mortgage accessibility and interest rates in the housing crunch. Bob will supplement this with historical and current sales data, comparing New Hampshire’s situation with other regions. He’ll also share solutions that Realtors are exploring with clients and ideas for addressing the crisis. Then, the two will field questions from viewers in a Q&A session.
Julie JussifJulie oversees homeownership programs that help NH homebuyers purchase a home, as well as the federal NH Homeowner Assistance Fund program. Prior to that, she held several roles at New Hampshire Housing, and most recently was the Director, Secondary Markets and Financial Analysis for New Hampshire Housing’s Finance Division.
Robert QuinnBob Quinn has served as the CEO of the NH Association of REALTORS since 2020. Prior to that he served as the Association’s Vice President for Governmental Affairs. The NH Association of REALTORS works in conjunction with the National Association of REALTORS and our state’s 14 Local Boards of REALTORS to provide professional development, risk management, market data and advocacy services.
Ernesto BurdenErnesto has been vice president digital for Newspapers of New England (NNE), group publisher at PennWell, vice president of digital media for The Telegraph and NH.com and related sites, as well as digital media director for the Rutland Herald and Times Argus newspapers in Vermont, online editor for The Telegraph and NH.com, and a print editor and reporter with daily and weekly newspapers. He’s spent his career at the intersection of publishing, digital evolution and marketing helping both publishers and advertisers maximize their digital visibility.
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