As fall turns to winter in the Sunapee region we review October sales stats. Additionally, we are seeing broader effects of rising prices and less inventory creating what some are calling a housing shortage. Click here to read on.

Here is an update of July 2021 Sunapee Region real estate. We have consistent trends this summer with high sales prices, low days on the market but a continued shortage of inventory. Click here to read on!

June has ended in the Sunapee region and we look again at home sales for the month. The number of sales has rose, prices remain high, and we compare to statewide trends. Check out June sales stats here

A lack of homes for sale, skyrocketing prices and bidding wars—all of these themes are making up the top headlines. However, they rarely help when trying to make an important real estate decision whether that’s to buy or sell. We find that one of the most important tools to guide decision making is having great information about your local market…so what is going on in Sunapee Region Real Estate?

In this post we take a look at the Sunapee Region real estate market stats for May 2021. The number of home sales and prices have both risen, while the days on the market continues to move quickly. Click here to read more.

Here's an overview of Sunapee Region home sales during April 2021. There is a continuing trend of fewer home sales in 2021, which April has reinforced, but a median sales price which is trending higher. Click here to read more about April stats.

In this blog post we talked with Carol of Stoneridge Staging to get some tips and ideas for selling your home quickly, easily, and at a good value. Click here to read about some easy staging tips!

Closing out the first quarter of 2021 Sunapee Region real estate sales, the median sale price continues to exceed previous years, but number of homes sold is lower than past years. This month there was a wide range of sales in Newbury, with a total of 9 homes sold ranging from $75,000-$1,115,000. Read more about March 2021 Home Sales.

The numbers are in for the first week of April 2020. As you'll see in this post, the trend of more homes going under contract compared to 2019 continues. At the same time, new listing inventory is down 50% compared the first week of April in 2019. Check out the comparison here!

As a follow up to our homes sales report from last week, below you'll find a side-by-side comparison for March 25 through March 31 for both 2019 and 2020. Properties are still coming on the market and Real Estate was deemed an essential business--in large part due to the advocacy work of the staff and volunteers at the New Hampshire Association of Realtors. Read more.