Year End Housing Market Report

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January 13, 2026 Price Increases Slowing  The New Hampshire housing market continued to show resilience in 2025, with the median price of a single-family home reaching a record $535,000, a 3.9 percent increase over 2024. While prices continued to climb, the … Continued

NHAR President Josh Greenwald

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  January 7, 2026 A Message From NHARPresident Josh Greenwald  NHAR President Josh Greenwald welcomes New Hampshire REALTORS to the new year with a message about engagement and available resources. To view the message, click here.

President’s Message

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         Kathy DeMello I have recently returned from Houston, Texas, having attended NAR’s NXT Annual Conference.  These conferences are a combination of education and governance.  My focus, of course, was Commercial Real Estate and the challenges we … Continued

New NAR Mandatory Requirement

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(whether you practice commercial and/or residential) REALTORS® are required to complete Fair Housing / Anti-Bias Training upon becoming a member, and every 3 years thereafter, coinciding with the Code of Ethics training timeline. This requirement is in addition to the Code of … Continued

NHAR ‘Getting Real’ Podcast

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Listen up! It’s ‘Getting Real’ Latest podcast includes a conversation with Congressman Chris Pappas.  Episode 13 of NHAR Getting Real, the New Hampshire REALTORS podcast, has landed.  LISTEN OR VIEW ON SPOTIFY It begins with a bonus interview with Congressman … Continued

President’s Message

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        Kathy DeMello From Mill Towns to Modern Hubs Historically, New Hampshire’s industrial identity was rooted in textile mills and small-scale manufacturing. Cities like Manchester, Nashua, and Dover thrived on proximity to rivers and rail. But over … Continued

Legislative Update Oct. 2, 2025

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The Shutdown and Real Estate On Sept. 30, Congressional negotiators failed to reach an agreement on FY2026 government funding, the result of which is that certain government operations will either shut down or be curtailed.  A government shutdown impacts housing, … Continued

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