New Hampshire Home Prices Reach Record High Amid National Decline
New Hampshire's housing market has reached a record median sales price of $580,000 for single-family homes in July, according to the New Hampshire Association of Realtors. This increase comes despite a national trend of declining home values in states like Florida, Texas, and Colorado. The state's housing inventory has improved, with a 9.7% increase in listed homes compared to July 2025, but it remains far from balanced. The demand continues to outpace supply, keeping prices high. The state's housing market has not benefited from factors cooling other markets, such as rapid construction and high mortgage rates.