Greater Nashua

More evidence of the housing crisis in New Hampshire has arrived with the most recent market data from the New Hampshire Association of Realtors, which announced that the median price for single family residential homes hit an all-time high in June, at $565,000. While the number could fluctuate slightly in either direction with additional sales data, it represents a 4.6 percent increase from the previous high of $540,000 – a price record set in June 2024 and equaled in May. It also marks the 65th consecutive month that the state has seen a monthly price increase compared to the same month of the prior year. “The idea of owning a home is becoming more challenging for too many New Hampshire residents, especially young families and first-time home buyers,” said NHAR President Susan Cole. “Demand for housing in our state is still very high, and these numbers suggest that ...