New Hampshire Real Estate Market Update – January through June 2026
This update reviews the latest New Hampshire housing market activity for 2026, including home sales, pricing trends, and days on market across the state.
Through the first six months of the year, 7,875 residential properties have sold across New Hampshire, including 5,184 single-family homes, 2,060 condos, and 631 mobile homes. The median list price for single-family homes was $550,000, while the median sold price reached $558,500. Homes went under contract in an average of 33 days, with a median of 8 days.
As of early July, there were 2,821 single-family homes actively listed for sale across New Hampshire.
Sunapee Region Real Estate Market Update – June 2026
In June, 51 single-family homes sold in the Sunapee Region. The median list price for the month was $550,000, matching the median sold price of $550,000. Homes spent an average of 23 days on the market, with a median of 7 days.
Year to date, 182 single-family homes have sold across the Sunapee Region. Including condos and mobile homes, a total of 213 residential properties have sold so far in 2026. For single-family homes, the median list price was $497,000 and the median sold price was $490,000. Homes took an average of 43 days to go under contract, with a median of 11 days.
As of early July, there were 159 single-family homes actively listed for sale in the Sunapee Region. Of those active listings, 42 homes (26%) were priced over $1 million, with a median of 49 days and an average of 48 days on the market. The highest priced home on the market remained listed at $6,495,000.
KEY TIPS FOR BUYING OR SELLING IN TODAY’S MARKET
For Buyers:
Recently, we spoke with a buyer who found themselves in a difficult situation. After making an offer on a home that ultimately didn't come together, the property returned to the market. At that point, the buyer wanted to work with a different agent because they didn't feel they had received the guidance they were looking for throughout the process.
Unfortunately, they had signed an exclusive buyer representation agreement that covered that property, meaning they were legally obligated to continue working with the original agent unless they were released from the agreement. When they asked to be released, the request was declined.
The takeaway isn't that buyer representation agreements are something to avoid. In fact, they play an important role in establishing the working relationship between a buyer and their agent. The key is understanding what you're signing before you sign it.
Take time to interview the agent you want representing your interests. Ask questions about how they communicate, how they approach negotiations, and how they'll guide you through decisions when challenges arise. Also remember that the length and scope of a buyer representation agreement are negotiable. Depending on your situation, the agreement may be written for a shorter period of time or even be limited to a specific property.
Choosing representation is one of the first decisions you'll make as a buyer. Making an informed decision upfront can help you feel more confident throughout the home buying process.
For Sellers:
One common theme we've noticed this summer has very little to do with the market itself.
Many of the sellers we're working with are juggling packing, cleaning, organizing, scheduling movers, preparing for closing, and getting ready for their next home all at the same time. It's easy to underestimate how physically and emotionally demanding a move can be.
One piece of advice we often share is to think about where hiring help could make the biggest difference. Whether it's bringing in a professional cleaner before listing or after moving out, hiring movers, renting portable storage, or working with a stager before your home goes on the market, these services can often save far more than just time. They can reduce stress, free up energy, and allow you to focus on the many decisions that come with a move.
Your time has value. Sometimes one of the best investments you can make during the selling process isn't in your home. It's in giving yourself the support you need to get through the move with a little less stress.
JUNE 2026 - SUNAPEE REGION HOME SALES BY TOWN
ANDOVER
760 Raccoon Hill Road - $460,000
419 Flaghole Road - $429,000
BRADFORD
74 N Ridge Road - $699,900
17 Fairgrounds Road - $615,000
67 Breezy Hill Road - $519,900
55 Water Street - $420,000
CROYDON
74 South Beach Drive - $735,000
GOSHEN
2149 Brook Road - 590,000
216 Center Road - $424,000
GRANTHAM
12 Cherry Lane - $1,189,000
155 Top Of The World Road - $1,135,000
5 Alpine Vista - $805,000
3 Fairway Drive - $785,000
137 Woodland Heights - $686,000
64 High Pond Road - $630,000
104 Greensward Drive - $400,000
NEW LONDON
108 Murray Pond Road - $1,695,000
203 Bunker Road - $827,000
32 Cricenti Lane - $620,000
NEWBURY
97 Bay Point Road - $1,650,000
331 Chalk Pond Road - $800,000
24 Cummings Drive - $785,000
214 Winding Brook Road - $630,000
91 Chalk Pond Road - $554,999
534 Gillingham Drive - $335,000
NEWPORT
94 Breakneck Road - $590,000
5 River View Road - $585,000
23 Fletcher Road - $450,000
104 John Stark Highway - $430,000
20 School Street - $380,000
31 Oak Street - $375,000
4 Alexander Avenue - $312,000
1 Shannon Court - $286,000
687 John Stark Highway - $240,000
295 East Mountain Road - $196,250
SPRINGFIELD
56 Glenwood Drive - $675,000
SUNAPEE
68 Stagecoach Road - $650,000
29 North Shore Road - $550,000
7 Sleeper Road - $445,000
648 Route 103 - $430,000
48 Bradford Road - $344,000
103 North Road - $337,000
SUTTON
470 Kearsarge Valley Road - $700,000
333 Roby Road - $685,000
UNITY
22 Anderson Road - $460,000
106 Anderson Road - $285,000
WARNER
67 Morse Lane - $240,000
WASHINGTON
126 Cove Road - $775,000
47 Harding Road - $425,000
83 Jackson Drive - $345,000
94 Washington Heights Road - $305,000
Thinking about your next move?
Whether you're buying your first home, preparing to sell, or simply trying to understand today's market, we're here to help.
** We define the Sunapee Region as the following 16 towns: Andover, Bradford, Croydon, Goshen, Grantham, Lempster, New London, Newbury, Newport, Springfield, Sunapee, Sutton, Unity, Warner, Washington and Wilmot.
***Data is from NEREN MLS and is subject to human error. Sometimes information outside of our control is uploaded to the system late which means our numbers could be off by one or two sales
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