95 Wright Road in Hollis, NH closed on May 22, 2026 at $1,049,900 — full list price, paid in cash. It is easy to see why a buyer moved decisively on this one. A 1760 Colonial sitting on 2.03 acres with a man-made pond, a five-car garage setup, and three fully equipped dwelling units is the kind of opportunity that does not come around often in Southern New Hampshire. Property Overview Built in 1760,...
The Southern New Hampshire real estate market is shifting, and if you've been waiting for the right moment to buy, now might be it. Let me explain why market cooling is actually a positive sign, not a crisis. What the Data Actually Shows Prices in the Southern NH market are stabilizing. The year-over-year price growth in March 2026 was just 1 percent, the smallest increase since May 2023. Before you panic,...
9 Louis Drive in Brookline, NH sold on May 22, 2026 for the full asking price of $1,675,000, and it is easy to see why. This stunning 6,214 square foot colonial, tucked into the coveted Stonehouse Estates neighborhood on a peaceful dead end cul-de-sac, found its buyer in just 5 days on market. Sold at full list price and closed without concessions, this sale speaks volumes about the strength of the...
There's no sugarcoating it: Southern New Hampshire's real estate market right now is a seller's playground. But what do the numbers actually tell us? Let's dig into May 2026 market data and what it means for both buyers and sellers in Hillsborough County, Mont Vernon, Amherst, Milford, and Nashua.The Inventory RealityInventory in New Hampshire remains critically tight. We're looking at approximately 1.4...
11 Pine Top Road in Amherst, New Hampshire closed on May 22, 2026 at $1,075,000, a full $80,000 above the original asking price, and it is easy to see why. This beautifully updated Cape sat on over six private acres with direct trail access, a renovated kitchen built for real life, and mechanical upgrades that would be near impossible to replicate at this price. Six days on market. One very fortunate...
The Southern NH real estate market is shifting beneath our feet, and if you're thinking about buying or selling, now is the moment to act. Spring has arrived, and with it, more homes are hitting the market. After months of tight inventory that favored sellers at every turn, we're seeing a welcome change. Buyers are getting choices again. Sellers have breathing room to market thoughtfully instead of racing...
If you've been watching the Southern NH real estate market and waiting for the right moment to make your move, spring 2026 is bringing some welcome changes. While the market remains strong, there's a subtle but important shift happening that gives savvy buyers more options and negotiating power. The Market is Cooling, Not Crashing Southern New Hampshire's real estate market is transitioning from the...
New Hampshire Housing Market Stabilizing: What It Means for Your 2026 Move After three years of unprecedented volatility, the New Hampshire housing market is entering a period of stability. Transaction volume is up 6.6% year over year in Hillsborough County, the Granite State just ranked #8 hottest real estate market in the US, and prices are moderating while buyer opportunity increases. If you've been...
The Southern New Hampshire real estate market in May 2026 is sending clear signals. Whether you're buying or selling, the data tells a compelling story about timing, opportunity, and advantage. Let's look at what the numbers say and what they mean for you. The Nashua Supply Crisis: Why Sellers Hold the Cards Nashua's real estate market is tight right now. Consider these figures: just 0.29 months of...
A shovel-ready development lot just sold in downtown Nashua, and the story behind it tells you a lot about where Southern NH real estate is headed. 24 East Otterson Street closed on May 15, 2026 for $1,000,000. It's not a house. It's not a condo. It's a 0.47-acre vacant lot in the heart of Nashua's downtown core, already approved for a 40-unit residential building, with full architectural plans,...