The average New Hampshirite is taxed at a rate of 1.86% for property, a maximum of 5.00% for income and 0.00% for sales. Compared to the national averages New Hampshire earns a score of poor 👎 for property taxes, average for income taxes and good 👍 for combined local and state sales tax. Quick links to regions of New Hampshire with predicted increasing and decreasing valuations.
Review the Geographical, Political and Spiritual Attributes of New Hampshire
New Hampshire has approximately 1,335,015 residents. A common term for people in New Hampshire is "Granite Stater". Within this population there are around 12,459 births and 11,559 deaths per year. Approximately 86.2% of this population speaks English exclusively. Conversely, 0.5% of this population has no verbal English skill. On average, real estate listings in New Hampshire are on the market for 73 days. The Market Health Index for New Hampshire is 6.47. Rockingham is the wealthiest of all counties in New Hampshire. The least wealthy of all counties in New Hampshire is Coos.
Daily state facts: New Hampshire is home to Keene State College, Saint Anselm College and Franklin Pierce University.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, NewHampshire employment in February 2024 was 763,608, unemployment was 19,885 or 2.6% of total jobs.
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