Even with that monthly drop, the figure remains above last year’s level.
New Hampshire’s housing market saw a seasonal dip in October, when the median price for a single-family home slid by nearly $30,000 from the previous month to $543,000.
Even with that monthly drop, the figure remains above last year’s level. The median sales price for this time in 2025 was $535,000, putting the current number 1.5% higher year over year. At the same time, buyers are seeing a bit more inventory, with new listings up 5% compared with a year ago.
Real estate agent Alex Lachance said the increase in homes for sale is helpful, but it does not fully address demand because many buyers are still competing for the same properties.
Housing analysts say a balanced market usually has about a three-month supply of homes. New Hampshire’s latest reading came in just under that mark at 2.8 months, suggesting conditions are still somewhat tight for shoppers, especially those trying to buy their first home.
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