Most Expensive Cities in New Hampshire

Most expensive cities in New Hampshire (population > 5,000) ranked by cost of living index.

#	City	Cost Index	Income	Rent	Population
1	Hanover	158	$135,250	$2,132/mo	8,520
2	Portsmouth	145	$105,756	$1,778/mo	22,332
3	Londonderry	132	$113,109	$1,917/mo	12,307
4	Hampton	129	$96,322	$1,644/mo	9,960
5	Newmarket	119	$83,871	$1,668/mo	5,730
6	Lebanon	119	$92,288	$1,732/mo	14,759
7	Dover	118	$92,748	$1,540/mo	33,070
8	Hooksett	118	$91,005	$1,829/mo	5,362
9	Nashua	118	$92,457	$1,652/mo	91,131
10	Durham	116	$109,934	$1,338/mo	10,577
11	Exeter	115	$83,862	$1,569/mo	10,138
12	Derry	113	$88,901	$1,473/mo	21,668
13	Hudson	111	$88,193	$1,561/mo	7,105
14	Manchester	109	$77,415	$1,465/mo	115,415
15	South Hooksett	108	$115,592	$1,300/mo	5,806
16	Milford	107	$81,042	$1,388/mo	8,857
17	Somersworth	106	$79,677	$1,410/mo	12,060
18	Concord	106	$83,701	$1,360/mo	44,219
19	Laconia	99	$68,427	$1,180/mo	16,982
20	Rochester	97	$79,388	$1,220/mo	32,866
21	Keene	96	$78,183	$1,275/mo	22,923
22	Suncook	93	$73,109	$980/mo	5,075
23	Newport	92	$75,849	$1,261/mo	5,185
24	Franklin	91	$69,870	$1,088/mo	8,757
25	Claremont	85	$54,520	$1,077/mo	13,054
26	Berlin	71	$43,972	$804/mo	9,473

See also: Cheapest Cities in New Hampshire · New Hampshire Overview