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Get to know the communities, explore homes for sale and discover the part of New Hampshire that feels like home.

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Orientation

New Hampshire real estate, community by community

From the Seacoast to the Great North Woods. Start with a region, find it on the map, then get to know the town you're considering.

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New Hampshire communities

From the Seacoast and the southern cities to the Lakes Region, the White Mountains and the Great North Woods — explore towns, local real estate and homes for sale.

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Seven regions

New Hampshire, region by region

Coastal New Hampshire shoreline on the Seacoast

The Seacoast

New Hampshire's eighteen miles of Atlantic coastline, the city of Portsmouth, and the tidal Great Bay communities inland from the shore.
River and mill architecture in New Hampshire's Merrimack Valley

Merrimack Valley

Manchester, Nashua and Concord and the surrounding towns, along the Merrimack River and the I-93 and Route 3 corridors.
Rolling hills and village landscape in the Monadnock region

Monadnock Region

Southwestern New Hampshire around Mount Monadnock, with the Keene and Peterborough areas, hills and village centers.
Lake and hillside scenery in the Dartmouth–Lake Sunapee region

Dartmouth–Lake Sunapee

The Connecticut River and Upper Valley, Dartmouth College in Hanover, Lake Sunapee, and the I-89 and Route 10 corridors.
Lake Winnipesaukee shoreline in New Hampshire's Lakes Region

Lakes Region

Lake Winnipesaukee and the surrounding lake communities, including Squam, Winnisquam and Ossipee lakes.
Mountain range and forest in the White Mountains of New Hampshire

White Mountains

The White Mountain ranges and notches, from the Mount Washington Valley west to Franconia, along Routes 16, 302 and I-93.
Forest and lake in the Great North Woods of northern New Hampshire

Great North Woods

Northern New Hampshire above the notches — the Connecticut and Androscoggin river valleys, working forest and river communities.

Communities

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Counties

10 New Hampshire counties

Search and research paths

Move from a broad question to a focused New Hampshire search

Start with the location, property structure or practical decision that matters most. Each path connects current listings with durable local guidance.

Browse by property type

Compare condos, lake homes, land, multifamily, luxury, new construction and other focused property searches.

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Search by ZIP code

Open current listings from a regional directory of frequently searched New Hampshire postal areas.

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Use the research library

Connect market reports, relocation, taxes, communities and property-specific decision guides.

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Market updates

Town housing market updates

Published New Hampshire REALTORS® Local Market Update data for the towns we cover most closely — median sale prices, closed and pending sales, inventory and days on market, town by town.

New Hampshire market intelligence

The New Hampshire market right now

Pricing a home, timing a move or deciding between two towns is easier with the record in front of you. The figures below are statewide New Hampshire single-family numbers, updated as each month's data is published.

New Hampshire REALTORS® data for July 2026

NH median single-family price
$580,000+5.5% year over year
NH closed sales
1,532+10.4% year over year
Average days to an accepted offer
23 days+9.5% year over year
NH homes on the market
2,992+15.6% year over year

Market data

Latest New Hampshire market reports

Monthly, quarterly and midyear housing data for New Hampshire — median sale prices, closed sales, inventory and days on market, drawn from state REALTOR® association reporting.

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Common questions

New Hampshire market questions

What is the median home price in New Hampshire?

The median single-family sale price in New Hampshire was $580,000 in July 2026, +5.5% against the same month a year earlier, according to New Hampshire REALTORS®. That is a statewide figure covering all ten counties, so individual towns vary widely around it — Seacoast and Rockingham County towns typically price above the state median, while the North Country and parts of Coos County price well below. County-level and town-level medians are published in our monthly New Hampshire market reports.

New Hampshire market reports
How long does it take to sell a home in New Hampshire?

Single-family homes that sold in New Hampshire in July 2026 spent an average of 23 days on market before an accepted offer, +9.5% year over year. That clock measures list date to accepted offer; add roughly another 30 to 45 days for a financed buyer to reach the closing table. Condition, pricing accuracy and price band all move the number: correctly priced, well-prepared homes in high-demand towns routinely go under contract inside two weeks, while over-priced listings sit far longer than the average suggests.

Is there more inventory in New Hampshire than last year?

Yes. There were 2,992 single-family homes on the market statewide in July 2026, +15.6% year over year, and 1,532 homes closed that month (+10.4%). At 2.7 months of supply the state is still firmly a seller's market — balanced conditions are generally reckoned at five to six months — but buyers have measurably more to choose from than they did a year ago.

Relocating

Research first, then the listings

Start with the tools below to shape a short list, then let an agent pressure-test it with you.

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    Town Finder

    Tell us your price range, how far you're willing to travel and the kind of setting you want — and we'll narrow New Hampshire down to a short list worth visiting.

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    Town comparison

    Put two towns side by side — region, county, straight-line distances and the latest stored market snapshot — instead of opening a dozen tabs.

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    Relocation guides

    Sourced, plain-language guides to moving here: how property tax actually works town to town, the commuting corridors, well and septic diligence, and what happens at closing.

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    Your relocation plan

    A printable checklist for your timing and situation, ordered by when each step happens. No email required and nothing stored on our side.

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All four tools are live. When you want a second opinion on what they surface, a Bean Group agent will work through it with you.

Living here

What to know before you buy

New Hampshire has no general sales tax and no state income tax on wages. Municipal services are funded primarily through local property taxes, so rates — and what they buy — vary meaningfully from town to town. Ask us for the current rate on any town you're considering rather than relying on a statewide average.

Real estate transfers are subject to the New Hampshire Real Estate Transfer Tax, assessed on both buyer and seller. Waterfront, shorefront and seasonal-access properties carry additional diligence: septic and shoreland permitting, road maintenance agreements, and year-round access.

Market conditions vary by region and by town, and seasonal markets such as the Lakes Region and the mountain towns behave differently from year-round commuter markets. Ask a local agent for current conditions in the specific town you're considering.

General guidance only — confirm current rates and requirements with the municipality and your closing attorney.

Local expertise

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Browse Bean Group agents by market and specialty, or tell us where you're looking and we'll introduce you to the right person.

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Buying, selling, or still deciding — we'll give you a straight read on your town and your timing.

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