74 Rumford Street: Located in the southern end of the city, 74 Rumford Street was a distressed property the organization purchased three years ago for the express purpose of breathing new life into the aging structure.
Concord Housing + Redevelopment (CH+R), is pleased to announce a partnership with Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains (GSGWM). The collaboration will ensure that girls from underserved areas have the opportunity to participate in the life-changing experiences that Girl Scouting has to offer.
Renovations included a new roof and all new vinyl windows, a new gas furnace, hot water heater, insulation, plumbing, and electrical to bring the property up to code.
Comprehensive renovations, including a new roof, all new vinyl windows and siding were recently completed by our staff and local contractors.
Concord Housing + Redevelopment (CH+R) Executive Director John Hoyt is pleased to announce the 2018-2019 CH+R Board of Commissioner appointments. Long-standing Commissioner, Jerry Madden has been reelected Chairman, and Jackie Whatmough was elected Vice Chairman.
John Hoyt to Serve on Finance Committee of PHADA
John Hoyt, Executive Director of Concord Housing + Redevelopment, has been appointed to the Finance Committee of the Public Housing Authorities Directors Association (PHADA). His duties for this national organization will begin on June 6, 2018.
State Street deal comes on the heels of recent Four Wall Street purchase.
Concord Housing + Redevelopment’s Executive Director John Hoyt announces the purchase of property at 10-12 State Street in Concord. The buy comes just days after the organization bought Four Wall Street.
Concord, N.H. – (November 28, 2017) – Concord Housing + Redevelopment’s Executive Director John Hoyt announces the purchase of Concord’s Four Wall Street property. The buildings were constructed in 1920.
June, 22, 2017 – John Hoyt, Executive Director of Concord Housing + Redevelopment announced the retirement of Violet Rounds from the organization’s Board of Commissioners. Violet began serving on the board during the planning and construction of CH+R’s present offices on Green Street.
Concord Housing + Redevelopment has completed extensive renovations to the two-family home at 35 Concord Street, which they bought out of foreclosure during an absolute auction by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).