Suzanne Damon

If you are thinking about relocating to Manchester, one of the first things you’ll notice is that the city feels distinct from the smaller towns surrounding it. As the largest city in New Hampshire, Manchester has an energy and a complexity that extends to its educational landscape. This isn’t a “one high school for the … Read more

Manchester is New Hampshire’s largest city, and it wears the nickname Queen City well. Mill buildings along the Merrimack River frame downtown Manchester, while tree-lined streets in the north end and west side offer a quieter residential pace.  On a typical weekend, you might grab coffee on Elm Street, swing by the Currier Museum of … Read more

Manchester, NH anchors the state’s largest metro and tends to set the tone for the broader NH housing market. Tracking the local housing market helps buyers and homeowners spot shifts in pricing, supply, and time to sell before they show up in annual summaries.  This report compiles the latest pricing, sales, and value trends with … Read more

Manchester, New Hampshire sits where New England character meets practical convenience. The city mixes brick mill buildings and a compact downtown with leafy parks and access to outdoor recreation.  You can find walkable neighbourhoods near Elm Street, lively dining options around downtown Manchester, and quieter streets that still feel within an hour’s drive of larger … Read more

Manchester NH sits near the geographic heart of southern New Hampshire. The city blends a compact downtown with an historic industrial Millyard, broad parks along the Merrimack River, and quick access to ski hills and lakes.  This guide walks through the main places to eat, evening options, nearby attractions, landmarks, outdoor recreation, recurring local events, … Read more

For anyone looking to buy a home in Southern New Hampshire, the choice often boils down to its two biggest cities: Manchester and Nashua.  They’re the economic and cultural anchors of the region, and both offer amazing value. But they provide very different lifestyles, job opportunities, and community vibes.  This guide will dig into the … Read more

If you’re exploring Southern New Hampshire, you’ll quickly face the classic choice between Manchester and Londonderry.  It’s a decision that boils down to what you value more: the non-stop energy of city life or the quiet comfort of a top-tier suburb?  Though they’re right next to each other, they offer completely different lifestyles, and this … Read more

Choosing between New Hampshire’s commercial capital and its political capital is more than a simple price comparison. Manchester and Concord sit just 18 miles apart, yet each delivers a distinct pulse, housing mix, and career landscape. This side-by-side guide keeps the data intact—costs, crime, commutes—so you can weigh which address aligns with your priorities. Manchester … Read more

Relocating always comes down to the numbers. This guide keeps every figure on the table—housing, taxes, daily bills—so you can judge whether Manchester’s mix of urban energy and New Hampshire tax breaks fits your budget. Manchester’s Cost of Living Index Cost-of-living indexes set 100 as the national baseline. Manchester clocks in at 110.7 – 114, … Read more

Finding a house in Manchester, New Hampshire, means weighing the perks of city life against the peace of mind that comes with a safe block. This guide lays out the numbers and neighborhood details so you can move with confidence. Crime Rates in Manchester As the state’s largest city, Manchester posts higher crime figures than … Read more