Suzanne Damon

If you have been browsing homes for sale in Manchester recently, you might have noticed a trend. You find a condo with a listing price that looks perfect for your budget, but then you scroll down to the monthly costs and hit the brakes. The HOA fee is how much? You aren’t alone in that … Read more

If you are thinking about selling your home in Manchester this year, you have likely noticed that property values have held strong. Whether you are in the North End or near the airport, equity is great news for your bottom line. However, the number you sell your house for isn’t the exact number that hits … Read more

If you have been driving around the Queen City lately, you have probably noticed the cranes and framing crews. Manchester, New Hampshire, is in the middle of a significant shift in its housing landscape. While we all love the charm of those historic Victorians in the North End, the reality of the 2025 and 2026 … Read more

Manchester has remained one of New England’s busiest real estate markets for a few years now, and it is not hard to see why. You have the proximity to Boston without the Boston price tag, plus the massive perk of New Hampshire’s lack of state income tax. But if you are looking to buy a … Read more

First things first: if you are looking for prices in British Pounds (£) or flats near Old Trafford, you have taken a wrong turn across the Atlantic. We are talking about the Queen City – Manchester, New Hampshire. If you are planning a move here, you probably want the numbers straight up. As of early … Read more

If you’ve lived in New Hampshire for more than five minutes, you know we take our “Live Free or Die” motto seriously. In real estate, that spirit translates to Caveat Emptor, or “Buyer Beware.” Historically, this meant the burden was almost entirely on the buyer to inspect the home and find defects. However, if you … Read more

If you follow national real estate news, you’ve likely seen Manchester, New Hampshire, pop up on “Hottest Market” lists repeatedly over the last few years. It’s not an accident. While much of the country has seen demand seesaw, the Queen City has remained remarkably resilient, with homes often moving from “listed” to “pending” in as … Read more

If you have been hunting for a home in Manchester lately, you know the struggle. We are looking at historically low inventory levels right now – sitting at roughly 1.1 months of supply here in late 2025. When a good property hits the market, it’s usually under contract within about 35 days, often after a … Read more

If you are thinking about selling your home in Manchester this year, you have picked an interesting time to jump into the market. It is February 2026, and while inventory across zip codes like 03103 and 03104 remains incredibly tight—we are seeing about 1.2 months of supply—the financial mechanics of selling a house have settled … Read more

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the headlines, you likely saw that Manchester was recently ranked the #1 hottest housing market in the country by major outlets like the WSJ and Realtor.com. That sounds like incredible news for sellers, and it is. But there is a catch. Being in a “hot” market often lulls … Read more