There’s a slew of “Boston Suburbs” that exist in New Hampshire. One such municipality is Salem, NH, which sits right on the border of the Granite State and Massachusetts. Living in Salem, NH has long been a destination for people wishing to position themselves in a sales tax-free state that’s close to “the big city.” However, we’d be remiss to not give the community it’s due in being a city of opportunity in and of itself. Salem, NH’s town seal offers the motto, "Industry, Commerce, Recreation," which serves as a perfect backdrop for the community's unique assets - location, accessibility, unspoiled natural resources and a pro-business attitude. Salem mixes small town, rural living with the advantages offered by a city.

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How do you find reputable REALTORS® in New Hampshire?

It’s a question that is commonly asked by new and even seasoned home buyers in NH, and beyond quite frankly. How do you find a REALTOR® that listens and positions you with the best options for your real estate / living needs?

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Ready to start the process of buying your first home here in New Hampshire? 

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If you’re currently living in New Hampshire, or if you’ve lived here in the past, you understand what the state has to offer – which is a little bit of everything. If you’re currently living out of state, are looking to make a move, and are currently researching the best places to live or raise your family, consider New Hampshire’s state motto before finalizing your decision: “Live Free or Die.”

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A growing trend in the real estate industry for those approaching retirement age is the option to purchase property in a gated community in New Hampshire. Gated communities are fairly widespread in states like Florida and California, but here in NH they’re catching on and becoming more popular as more baby boomers create demand for them.

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The desire to be living in Portsmouth, New Hampshire has never been at such a feverous pitch. Homes in this evocative seacoast city are one of the hottest commodities in the real estate market for NH as well as the country. Portsmouth is a bustling, arts-infused port town with characters on every corner and community as the crux of what holds its charming uneven roads together.

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Buying a condo vs. house. There’s a good chance you’ve had this thought before if you’ve ever considered purchasing real estate here in New Hampshire, or anywhere really. There are unique benefits to both, and really, you can’t go wrong with either depending on your situation. Buying a condo vs. a house is a question that arises at a few different times in your personal buying cycle. Some people wonder if a condo is the way to go as their first property – to ease themselves into the responsibility of owning real estate.

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So, you’re thinking about making a move. You’re either nearing retirement age, or are newly retired and thinking to yourself, ‘I’d like to look into the benefits of purchasing a home in a 55+ community in New Hampshire.’ Quite frankly, the benefits are vast. Whether you’re looking for a change of pace, are looking to cut down on manual outdoor tasks that you’re faced with in a traditional stand-alone property, or are looking to network with a similarly aged demographic, the 55+ communities in NH have much to offer.

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One of the most sought-after locations in New Hampshire is the seacoast area. Purchasing a home on the coastline is a hot commodity and people flock in to this housing market, just to be certain they’re a hop, skip, and a jump away from the waves and all else good that comes from living near (or directly next to) the ocean. All that said, are you thinking about moving closer to the coastline? More specifically, are you looking to make the move to one of the most coveted and popular places in the country, Hampton, New Hampshire?

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