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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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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

New Construction Builders in NH: How to Compare Plans, Lots, and Warranties
Feb 6, 2026 15 min read
New Construction Builders in NH: How to Compare Plans, Lots, and Warranties

New construction homes in New Hampshire are experiencing unprecedented demand. In 2025, municipalities issued more than 5,800 housing permits—the highest number in two decades—as buyers seek energy-efficient homes, customizable layouts, and the stability of modern construction in a state with a median home price of $525,000. However, not all builders and communities are created equal. From base s

Energy-Efficient & Solar-Ready Homes in NH: What Adds Value
Feb 5, 2026 12 min read
Energy-Efficient & Solar-Ready Homes in NH: What Adds Value

New Hampshire homeowners face one of the Northeast's most demanding climates. Winter temperatures plunge below zero, heating seasons stretch from October through April, and energy bills can easily exceed $3,500 to $4,500 annually for homes relying on oil, propane, or inefficient electric resistance heating. Yet today's energy-efficient homes equipped with solar readiness offer a path to dramatica

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