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Market update
August 2026 · Current as of September 5, 2026 · Single-family residences
$497,000
Median sale price
Year to date
+4.6%
191
Homes sold
Year to date
+13.0%
208
Under contract
Year to date
+19.5%
35
Homes for sale
August 2026
+20.7%
Changes compare with the same period one year earlier.
In August 2026, Concord recorded 33 single-family closings, compared with 27 in August 2025. The median sale price was $499,900, compared with $510,000 a year earlier.
Through August 2026, Concord recorded 191 closings and a $497,000 median sale price, compared with 169 closings and $475,000 through August 2025.
At the end of August, Concord had 35 homes for sale, compared with 29 a year earlier, and 1.4 months of inventory.
Source: New Hampshire REALTORS® Local Market Update — August 2026, Concord, Single Family Residence. Data from PrimeMLS and ShowingTime Plus. Current as of September 5, 2026. View the Concord report or browse the New Hampshire REALTORS® report library.
Median sales price does not account for seller concessions and/or downpayment assistance.
Concord is in Merrimack County, where the median single-family home sold for $532,500 in August 2026, down 0.5% year over year. County figures from New Hampshire REALTORS®; see the August 2026 market report.
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Orientation
Where Concord sits and how it's laid out — the things most people want to know first.
Location & government
Community profile
Population and geography: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census. QuickFacts
Property taxes
Concord’s 2025 nominal tax rate is $29.11 per $1,000 of assessed value. The New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration has not published an equalization ratio for Concord for 2025, so no equalized rate is shown — we do not estimate one.
Municipal
$10.18 per $1,000
County
$2.54 per $1,000
State education
$1.58 per $1,000
Local education
$14.81 per $1,000
The four components add to the $29.11 per $1,000 total rate. Rates set by the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration for 2025; source data.
What that costs depends on the town’s assessed value for the specific property, which is not the purchase price — Concord assesses at a ratio the DRA has not published for this year. Work the bill out from your assessment with the property tax calculator, or read the New Hampshire property tax guide.
Housing
ZIP-area estimates for the area around Concord. Background context, not a valuation and not current listing data.
Where Concord sits
Straight-line distances from the town centre; actual travel varies.
Durham–UNH, NH is served by Amtrak Downeaster. Check current schedules with the operator.
The community
Concord is New Hampshire's capital and the civic and educational center of the Merrimack Valley. With state government, Concord Hospital, and a growing professional services base anchoring the local economy, it offers a stable employment picture and a pace of life that feels distinct from the busier southern-tier cities.
Concord's real estate market gives buyers historic charm and meaningful value. The downtown and South End offer brick rowhouses, restored Victorians, and walkable single-families close to Main Street, the State House, and Market Days. East Concord and Penacook mix established neighborhoods with newer construction at lower price points. Outlying areas like Bow and Pembroke — still inside Concord's daily orbit — give buyers more land and a more rural feel.
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Proximity
Listed by straight-line distance from Concord.
FAQ
Concord is an incorporated city in Merrimack County, New Hampshire, in the Merrimack Valley. Recorded land area is 64.3 square miles.
Straight-line orientation distances from the city centre: Manchester, NH 15 mi, Portsmouth, NH 40 mi, Boston, MA 63 mi. Nearest passenger rail station: Durham–UNH, NH, 31 mi. These are straight-line estimates, not road distances and not drive times.
For the ZIP area around Concord: median home value $349,008, median gross rent $1,441 per month. ZIP-area estimate — background context, not a current sale price and not a valuation.
Concord has a population of about 44,375 and roughly 690.1 people per square mile.
By straight-line distance, the nearest incorporated municipalities are Bow (4.7 mi), Pembroke (4.9 mi), Chichester (7.9 mi), Hopkinton (7.9 mi), Dunbarton (7.9 mi). Proximity order is geographic only and does not imply shared borders or any ranking.
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