1. I'd be surprised. There's a lot of programs. I'd want to look at the financial records before I believe it.
2. Nothing stops them from taking tax credits in the future and I doubt anyone's going to check or care when that happens.

I have a place in CT for that much that I can walk to the beach from… 😳

Looks like 8-12” for me in the Lakes Region. More than what WMUR is saying. Interesting. Thanks Cloudboy!

I have a spacious apartment in CT that I pay $1,200 / month for and I can walk to the beach from… I know I have a good deal (that’s why I’ve hung on to it) but my gods man. These places should be $600 top. Less if you’re an employee of the company that owns the town… er uh… “house.”

Interesting alternative to not paying a livable wage.

They'd be fools not to apply for the Low Income Housing Tax Credit. There's an Affordable Housing Fund that supplies low interest loans and grants. Plus, if they pay their employees poorly enough for them to qualify for housing vouchers, they get the money they save on labor and that sweet government subsidy.

They run a private business and have no reason or obligation to announce to a local reporter where the money comes from gets made on this feel good story with an easy SEO boosting buzzword.

It is absolutely the responsibility of employers to pay a wage people can live on. Corporate profits are through the roof while wages are in the gutter. You’ve been brainwashed, Squiddy.

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You can sit in traffic on the kanc

1% rule. In line with that. Nuts how much tiny houses cost… but yeah.

I read it, it’s a company town with a twist:

“The project, a modern twist on the old model of companies building housing for workers…”

This is not the solution our society needs.

Depends on where you are staying and what your interests are.

Very good point.

Try r/personalfinance

According to another comment they're scheduled to repave Main Street this summer, looks like August and September at night.

Anybody can apply is... not promising much.

Congratulations. You're EXACTLY wrong. Fact is, they applied for InvestNH and didn't get it. John plans, when the ribbon is cut (and, of course, the politicians are there), to note he and Maggie did the project without any outside financial assistance.

> "hey live in this house I built and work for me. Here's your pay check, I'll have 2/3 of it back now"

You wipe 16 bums, what do you get?

Another day older and deeper in debt.

Saint Peter don’t call me ‘cause I can’t go.

I owe my soul to the company store.

8-)

Killington and Sugarloaf blow Loon out of the water

“Duh” maybe my eyes are weak but I 1. Did not initially see that 2. Would need to have zoomed in to make it out fully. Kudos to you for dissecting my comment

> they're anticipated to go for 1200/month

Are you for real? I spend that on a full-sized house (except upstairs; that was built for hobbits and I'm slightly taller than the average hobbit) in an expensive area.

What a money grab!

Yeah that’s the piece.

“At or below the…$1,200” level for such a tiny house? Im assuming it’ll be at. I’m all for these small housing options - some people don’t want or need a huge space - but this is like a $600/month home, tops.

Modern & historic architecture together 👌🏻

Nashua’s gotten several of those best places to live awards. The secret’s been out for like 40 years at this point. It also got expensive a while ago, and it was really only cheap because of the one-two punch of the dotcom crash and 2008. They should’ve been shooting in their backyards at 3am more often ten years ago if they wanted to stop it (as the memes tell you to do). Too late now.

There’s two types of people. One thinks Hudson or Grafton is trashy, the other looks at anything resembling a city and thinks it’s trashy. But never fear, everyone knows ManchVegas is trashy.