New Hampshire Average Rent & Rental Yield
Screen New Hampshire rental return signals with average asking rent (median), gross rental yield, home value, and transaction activity. Use this page as a market-level starting point before underwriting individual properties, operators, or borrower prospects.
Average rent in New Hampshire
The median asking rent in New Hampshire is $2,800 as of July 2026, based on active rental listings statewide. We report the median — the midpoint of asking rents — because it tracks the typical listing more reliably than a simple average, which luxury and outlier listings can skew.
Against an average home value of $486,090, that rent level prices New Hampshire at a 7.29% gross rental yield. Rent and yield vary widely by metro — use the metro breakdown below to compare individual New Hampshire markets.
Rental yield snapshot for New Hampshire
Gross rental yield is a first-pass market screen. It does not include taxes, insurance, repairs, vacancies, financing, or property-level operating differences. Pair it with observed transaction activity before choosing where to prospect.
Metro market heatmap
Featured metros combine the largest New Hampshire markets by transaction activity with the highest gross-yield markets, so both demand centers and return outliers stay visible in one screen.
New Hampshire metro market heatmap
Each metro tile shows rent, value, transaction context, and a direct path into the Rental Insights workflow.
All New Hampshire rental markets
Average rent and rental yield reports for every covered New Hampshire metro (5 markets).
- Concord, NH7.48% yield
- Keene, NH8.82% yield
- Laconia, NH6.16% yield
- Lebanon-Claremont, NH-VT7.35% yield
- Manchester-Nashua, NH7.52% yield
Turn New Hampshire rental signals into a target list
Use yield context to prioritize a market, then move into rental listings, active investors, borrower prospects, or a custom data pull for your team.