State’s Top LOs Adapt as Demand Shifts
To say that 2021 was a good year for Matt Thomas, a loan officer at Merrimack County Savings Bank, would be a massive understatement. Thomas wrote 294 residential refinance, purchase and construction loans worth more than $78 million last year. Pandemic and...
Where Is Workforce Housing Shortage Greatest?
Housing advocates like to say they already know the approximate causes of the acute shortage of workforce housing statewide: the Four L’s of lumber costs, labor shortages, land prices and local restrictions. As lawmakers brace for another legislative session in...
Prices Kept Rising in May as New Listings Hit Historic Low
New Hampshire home prices continued to bound upwards in May, even as the total number of homes on the market shrank. The statewide median single-family sale price for May hit $375,000 according to The Warren Group, publisher of The Registry Review, marking a new...
Granite State’s Renters Left in a Bind
The pandemic is receding, but it’s leaving behind a host of problems that will impact renters and landlords for months, if not years, to come. Like the home-sales market, the rental market has been marked in recent years by high demand, tight supplies and increasing...This Week’s Paper: Digital Edition
