New Hampshire Real Estate Market Information

In August 2026, 1,818 homes were sold across New Hampshire. This represents a 9% decrease from July but a 1% increase compared to August 2025. While sales slowed from the previous month, the number of homes sold remained slightly ahead of last year's pace.

The median sale price was $540,000, down 2% from July but 2% higher than August 2025. The median list price was $539,000, also down 2% from July and 2% higher than a year ago. Despite the monthly decline, home values continue to show steady year-over-year growth across the state.

Homes sold for an average of 100% of asking price, unchanged from both July 2026 and August 2025. Sellers continue to benefit from strong demand, with homes generally selling at or near their asking price.

Total sales volume reached $1.15 billion, a 12% decrease from July but 4% higher than August 2025. The monthly decline reflects fewer transactions, while the year-over-year increase points to continued strength in overall market activity.

Homes spent a median of 12 days on the market, four days longer than July and two days longer than August 2025. Even with the slight increase, homes continue to sell quickly, with well-priced properties moving within a matter of weeks.

Year to date, 11,170 homes have sold, a 19% increase from July's running total and 5% higher than the 10,609 homes sold through August 2025. Overall, New Hampshire's housing market continues to show solid year-over-year growth, with sales and home values ahead of last year's levels despite a seasonal slowdown in August.