Legislative Update: April 26, 2022 Senate Votes to Study Making Political Beliefs a Protected Class As passed by the House of Representatives, House Bill 1469 would prohibit any licensed professional who is subject to the Consumer Protection Act (RSA 358-A), such as … Continued
Legislative Update: April 21, 2022 House Committee Punts Decision on Short-Term Rentals to Courts Earlier this week, the House Municipal and County Government Committee voted to “interim study” Senate Bill 249. The bill sought to prevent municipalities from banning short-term rentals … Continued
It is time to place your nominations for two distinctive awards: NHCIBOR’s 2022 REALTOR® of the Year And NHCIBOR’s 2022 Affiliate of the Year Process: First we gather nominations from NHCIBOR membership. … Continued
Legislative Update: April 12, 2022 Short-term rentals: residential or commercial use? Is the use of a single-family home for short-term rentals (STRs) a commercial or residential use of that property under NH State Statute? That is the fundamental question behind … Continued
April 12, 2022 Post-licensure CE, explained Real Estate Commission video sheds light on new requirements In light of the new requirements regarding post-licensure, New Hampshire Real Estate Commission administrator Bobbie Mayo has recorded a video to help explain those requirements. … Continued
April 11 2022 Median price skyrockets … again The March 2022 NH housing market report The New Hampshire residential housing market hit a new price record in March, as the median price of single family residential homes jumped to $440,000 – … Continued
Please take action to support private property rights: SB 249 The House Municipal and County Committee is currently discussing Senate Bill 249, relative to a property owner’s ability to rent his or her home as a short-term rental. NHAR asks … Continued
Legislative Update: March 30, 2022 Condo bill gets a Senate overhaul Senate Bill 324 as introduced would have created a statewide condominium, homeowners’ association, and cooperative dispute resolution board. The board was designed to hear and determine matters involving condominium unit … Continued