New Hampshire housing market

New Hampshire Real Estate Market Reports

Follow statewide home prices, sales, inventory, pending activity, and months of supply—then connect the statewide numbers with the New Hampshire communities and property types that matter to you.

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July 2026 market snapshot

New Hampshire's single-family market entered midsummer with more sales, more listings, and more inventory than one year earlier. Selection improved without eliminating price pressure.

$580,000 median priceSingle-family, up 5.5% year over year 1,532 closed salesSingle-family, up 10.4%2,992 homes for saleSingle-family inventory, up 15.6%2.7 months of supplyImproved from 1.4 months in January

2026 trend line

How the statewide market changed

The seasonal rise in inventory expanded buyer choice from winter through midsummer. Prices nevertheless remained above their year-earlier levels in most monthly single-family reports.

Report	Median price	Closed sales	Inventory	Months of supply
January	$540,000	672	1,434	1.4
February	$525,000	542	1,300	1.2
March	$530,000	722	1,465	1.4
April	$560,000	729	1,979	1.9
May	$576,000	1,055	2,447	2.3
June	$575,000	1,474	2,745	2.5
July	$580,000	1,532	2,992	2.7

Single-family statistics from New Hampshire REALTORS® monthly indicators, based on PrimeMLS data. Monthly figures are not seasonally adjusted and should not be interpreted as a valuation of an individual property.

Monthly archive

2026 New Hampshire market reports

Each report explains the statewide statistics, separates single-family and condominium conditions, and translates the numbers for buyers and sellers.

July 2026Rising sales and inventory; mixed condo conditions June 2026Summer closings accelerated as selection improved May 2026More listings, more closings, and higher prices April 2026Spring inventory expanded while closings lagged March 2026Pending activity and condo sales strengthened February 2026Fewer closings but stronger contract activity January 2026Higher single-family prices and improving selection All Market InsightsTown reports, comparisons, and statewide analysis

Local context matters

Move from statewide data to a local market

New Hampshire is not one uniform housing market. Property type, town, neighborhood, condition, utilities, waterfront status, and price range can produce very different conditions.

SeacoastPortsmouth, Dover, Exeter, Hampton, Rye, and surrounding communities Southern New HampshireBedford, Amherst, Nashua, Manchester, and Boston-oriented markets Lakes RegionPrimary homes, second homes, waterfront, and seasonal considerations White MountainsMountain communities, recreation access, condos, and rural property

Use the numbers carefully

What statewide statistics can—and cannot—tell you

Market reports are most useful for understanding direction and context. They are the beginning of a property decision, not the final answer.

For buyersCompare current selection, recent local sales, property condition, and total ownership cost For sellersPrice against the relevant local segment rather than a statewide median For market watchersTrack prices together with inventory, pending activity, sales, and supply For a specific decisionAsk for local comparable sales and property-specific guidance

Common questions

New Hampshire real estate market FAQ

Clear answers for interpreting the statewide reports.

What is the median home price in New Hampshire?

For July 2026, NHAR reported a $580,000 statewide median price for single-family homes and $429,950 for condominiums. A statewide median is not an estimate of a particular property's value.

Is New Hampshire a buyer's or seller's market?

Conditions vary by community and property type. Statewide single-family supply reached 2.7 months in July 2026—more than January's 1.4 months, but still short of what is often considered a broadly balanced market.

Why can the median price change from month to month?

The median depends on the mix of properties sold, including their locations, sizes, price ranges, and condition. It is not a constant-quality price index.

How often are these reports updated?

A new narrative report is planned monthly after the New Hampshire REALTORS® monthly indicators become available. This hub will be updated with the newest report and trend data.

How do I find the market value of my home?

Use a property-specific analysis based on recent comparable sales, current competition, condition, location, and features. You can request a New Hampshire home-value review.

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