In 2019, the statewide median price for a single-family residential home was $300,000. In Rockingham County it was $386,000 and in Hillsborough County it was $300,000.
Take a look below at the median sold price of a few southern NH single-family homes in 2019 to see how your town and home may compare - or - if shopping for a home, the median price could give you an indication of which towns may provide you with more options and 'more home for your dollar.'
Rockingham County, southern NH;
- Atkinson - $403,500
- Chester - $420,000
- Danville - $365,000
- Derry - $335,000
- Hampstead - $405,000
- Londonderry - $390,450
- Plaistow - $375,000
- Salem - $371,000
- Sandown - $327,250
- Windham - $580,000
Rockingham County, seacoast
- Hampton - $454,900
- North Hampton - $607,000
- Rye - $832,500
- Seabrook - $399,500
Hillsborough County;
- Pelham - $450,000
- Nashua - $315,500
- Manchester - $264,900
Contact me for any other town you may be interested in. And see below for more year-over-year state-wide information since 1998.
NHAR (New Hampshire Association of Realtors) has compiled year-over-year statewide and county residential housing sales data beginning in 1998;
A few highlights of the data by year;
- 'In 1998, the statewide median price for a single-family residential home was $127,500.
- [2005] That number rose to its peak of $270,000 in 2005, a remarkable 112 percent increase (a 16 percent per year average increase, or 11.3 percent compounded annually),
- [2006, 2007, 2008 & 2009] after which we witnessed four consecutive years of median price declines (1.9 percent in 2006, 1.6 percent in 2007, 9.9 percent in 2008, 9.8 percent in 2009) that seem particularly dramatic due to the booming market of the seven years prior.
- [2010, 2011 & 2012] - We then witnessed a stabilization in the housing market, with less dramatic median price decreases in 2010 and 2011 and, in 2012, a 21 percent increase in unit sales from 2011.
- In 2013, we began talking less about “recovery" and more about a normalized market — with the most residential unit sales since 2005 and a $220,000 median price for the year, 9 percent higher than 2012 and the highest since 2008.
- [2014] - And whereas 2014 is what we could call a year of stabilization, 2015 and 2016 came in strong with steady monthly increases throughout both.
- [2015 & 2016] - In 2015, we saw yearly statewide increases of 12 percent in unit sales and 5.5 percent in median sales price, while 2016 witnessed a. 8.7 percent hike in unit sales and 3.3 percent in median price. In fact, the 17,567 residential unit sales in 2016 were the most in NHAR's tracking history (1998 to present) and the highest median price ($249,50) since 2007.
- [ 2017 & 2018] Most recently, while unit sales remained relatively flat, 2017 and 2018 saw continued escalation in pricing, with the state wide median residential price $266,000 in 2017 and a record-high $282,500 in 2018.' (1)
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