Back in 1998, the median New Hampshire home was 2.8 times more expensive than the median income could afford, according to an analysis by New Hampshire Housing, a state-supported housing organization. (Courtesy | New Hampshire Housing)“The gap between what households earn and what homes cost in New Hampshire has never been wider,” said Heather McCann, managing director of engagement, policy, and communications at New Hampshire Housing. But the prices in New Hampshire make that advice difficult for all but a few in the state to follow. That means only about 15% of New Hampshire residents could comfortably afford that median home price, according to New Hampshire Housing. (Courtesy of New Hampshire Housing)Analysts in New Hampshire have struggled to paint a clear picture about where the New Hampshire housing market is going this year.