Residential Real Estate
Investor Lending Made Easy
For years, small-time investors could gain the same kind of favorable financing available to buyers who planned to live in their homes. Lately, though, many mom-and-pop tycoons are turning to different kinds of funding.
In Some Markets, Existing Homes Compete with New-Builds
If you’re selling your house, you’re not only competing with other sellers. You’re also competing with homebuilders and their buyer incentives and now-comparable prices.
In Hampton, a Race to Insulate Neighborhoods Against Sea-Level Rise
Millions of dollars in infrastructure improvements are helping one particularly hard-hit Hampton neighborhood cope with the effects of climate change.
Two of NH’s Local Realtor Boards Merge
For the first time in almost two generations, two local Realtor boards have merged in New Hampshire.
The Home Building Business Consolidates Behind Japanese Firms
For shoppers in the new-home market, there are still plenty of floor plans to choose from, but not as many builders.
Fewer Immigrants and Higher Rates Cut Competition as Sellers Cave
House hunters are soon likely to see less competition in the market due to a sharp drop in immigration that began last year.
Too Many Subpar Agents, Real Estate Brokers Say
Worried the real estate agent you hired to sell your house isn’t up to the job? If so, you’re not alone: Brokerages are worried, too.
New Tools Ease Property Buyers’ Legwork
Three new software tools promise answers on a property’s development potential, ability to host solar panels and, in Florida, risks for condo buyers.
July Home Listings Tally Highest Since 2019
New Hampshire’s inventory of single-family homes for sale hasn’t returned to pre-pandemic levels, but it’s certainly a lot closer than it’s been in years.
Deed Fraud, Other Realty Scams on the Upswing
For the second consecutive year, the FBI has warned both consumers and real estate professionals about the rising tide of title thefts.
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