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Manchester & Nashua Multi-Family Investing: Cap Rates, Rents, and Renovation Math

Feb 6, 2026 • 18 min read

Manchester & Nashua Multi-Family Investing: Cap Rates, Rents, and Renovation Math

Manchester and Nashua represent the twin engines of New Hampshire’s rental real estate market. As the state’s two largest cities, they attract a diverse tenant demographic—young professionals, families relocating from Massachusetts, and workers priced out of Boston’s competitive market. With New Hampshire offering no state income tax and the median state home price hovering around $535,000, these

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Owning a home on the water is a dream for many New Hampshire buyers. Lakes, ponds and rivers beckon with boating, fishing, and unbeatable sunsets. But the same elements that make waterfront property idyllic also make it highly regulated. Erosion, water quality, and habitat health are all impacted by human activity along the shore. Because water bodies are shared resources, state law sets the rule

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