In 2020, we saw an influx of people put their home buying dreams on hold to wait out the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, as we near the end of 2021, reports have shown a spike in home buying, especially in the metropolitan areas— perhaps as buyers take advantage of the low mortgage rates. We are also seeing a great number of people relocating from out of the city, resulting in many of the coveted luxurious properties finally becoming available. While homes for sale in Massachusetts saw an immense surge in the summer months of 2021, we are now starting to see a bit of a seasonal shift in the market. As the colder weather rolls in, the market inevitably slows down a bit. With the seasonal dip and low-interest rates, it makes it a great time for buyers to look for homes for sale in Massachusetts.   

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Recently, the seacoast area of New Hampshire is one of the most sought-after locations in the state. Buying a beach home or vacation home is in high demand, and people come to the area only to be a short walk away from the waves and everything else that comes with living near the coast. Not to mention the friendly neighborhoods and the career opportunities in the area, it’s worth joining the market. That’s why we’ve been seeing an influx of buyers interested in homes for sale in Hampton, NH.

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There are some big selling points to New Hampshire, the four distinctive seasons, the stunning foliage, gorgeous white mountains, a small, but vibrant seacoast, and of course the state’s very popular Lakes Region. New Hampshire’s Lakes Region draws in thousands of tourists and vacationers to enjoy the stunning lakes, sunshine, and beautiful lakeside towns. Now, you truly can’t go wrong with any New Hampshire lake town, but today, we’re focused on Wolfeboro, NH!

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Now more than ever people are picking up and trading in big cities and urban areas for more quiet and rural living. One of the more popular states homebuyers seem to be flooding to is Vermont - and for good reason! Vermont offers a little bit of everything, from a wide variety of entertainment, small-town living, delicious dining, and outdoor activity in every season. There are a million reasons you should buy a home in Vermont, but here are our top 5.

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Thinking about moving to the New Hampshire seacoast? We’re here to help you get started on your real estate journey to ensure your first step, is the right step. Finding the perfect place to put down roots can sometimes be a challenging process, but we are here for you! There are a lot of great cities and towns in New Hampshire, but one of the most popular areas right now, especially for tourists and potential homebuyers, is the Seacoast. 

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Kittery, Maine’s southernmost town, is a quaint town and one of the state's most historically significant settlements. It is a charming historic town with so much to explore. From scenic views, thrilling adventures, shopping centers, and more, your choices are limitless! Kittery is an attractive vacation destination because of its proximity to Portsmouth, NH just across the Piscataqua River, and York, ME a few miles to the north. 

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Alton, NH is located at the southernmost end of Lake Winnipesaukee, with a 4-mile-long inlet known as Alton Bay. With a small village occupying the southern tip of the bay, it’s become a popular spot among locals and tourists alike.

Why Home Buyers Want to Move to Alton, NH

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According to recent real estate data, it's going to be a hot summer - and not just weather-wise.

For most of 2020, we saw the Covid-19 pandemic cause an inventory crisis and historically low mortgage rates. Now that vaccines have been quickly rolled out across the nation and an end to the pandemic is in sight, what changes can we expect to see in the real estate market this summer?

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Epping, New Hampshire is a community rich in New England tradition, conveniently accessible to all of the amenities of the Northeast. The community prides itself on its winning combination of rural beauty, quality family restaurants and numerous shopping opportunities.

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Located north of Portsmouth in Strafford County on the border of Maine lies Dover, NH. Home to over 31,000 people, Dover is the 4th largest city in the state. Living in Dover offers residents a dense suburban feel with plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. With plenty to do and a cost of living score lower than the state’s average, Dover is ranked as one of the best places to live in New Hampshire. 

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