Real Estate

While there are some signs of downward pressure on record-high prices, homes in New Hampshire were increasingly harder to afford through 2022.

With a rise in mortgage rates and the impact of inflation, the hot sellers' market in New Hampshire appears to be cooling a little bit. The median sales price was a record $425,000 in April.

The high prices and low supply have driven families into the rental market, increased rent, and lowered vacancy rates in the state, analysts say.

With New Hampshire’s skyrocketing real estate market and predictions for a busy summer tourism season, we take stock of our state’s economy. Finding…

More people from out of state are buying homes in New Hampshire during the pandemic, and prices for those homes are on the rise.That’s according to buyer…

A historic home in Chesterfield is on the market for a dollar, but the cheap price comes with a big caveat: an estimated $300,000 in renovations.Get…

Homes would be selling briskly in New Hampshire if there was anything to sell. It’s a lack of inventory, inventory, inventory.This article is being shared…

2019 was a big year in economic news, from a trade war with China to rumors of a recession, to booming growth in some sectors, and lagging in others. We…

New Hampshire may not be a hotbed of modern architecture, but in the quiet North End neighborhood in Manchester, there are not one, but two Frank Lloyd…

Many millennials are at the age when people begin thinking of purchasing their first home. This generation is distinct in their needs and challenges. We…