Market Intelligence
Understand the New Hampshire market.
Real estate is local. Markets can behave very differently from statewide averages, which is why NH ONE is designed to bring useful information down to the communities where buying and selling decisions actually happen.
Reports
What NH ONE is building
New Hampshire Market Report
A regularly published statewide and regional summary covering inventory, closed sales and pricing movement, sourced from official reporting rather than estimates.
Home Values
Community-level valuation context, drawn from recorded sales and municipal assessment data.
Recently Sold Homes
Recorded transaction activity by community, published once a licensed data source is connected.
Market Trends
Longer-run views of inventory, days on market and price movement, presented by region and by community.
NH ONE does not publish estimated or unverified market statistics. Figures will appear here only when they come from an authoritative source.
Markets are regional
Seacoast
New Hampshire's eighteen miles of Atlantic coastline, the tidal Great Bay estuary and the historic port city of Portsmouth.
Greater Manchester
The state's largest city and the towns around it, along the Merrimack River corridor in south-central New Hampshire.
Greater Nashua
The southern border corridor, where New Hampshire towns connect directly to the greater Boston economy.
Lakes Region
Lake Winnipesaukee and the surrounding water bodies at the center of the state, with a strong seasonal housing market.
White Mountains
The northern uplands, the White Mountain National Forest and the notch communities built around year-round recreation.
Monadnock Region
Southwestern New Hampshire, defined by Mount Monadnock and a network of small towns with intact historic village centers.
Know New Hampshire.
Market updates, community insights and noteworthy homes from across the Granite State.