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10/21/2026

New Hampshire Housing Production Hits Two-Decade High

10/20/2026

Your Guide to Buying Your First Home in Merrimack, NH: Expert Tips for First-Time Buyers
Let’s connect and talk about the latest insights in the industry!

10/20/2026

Which Homes Can You Afford?
Want to know which homes you could buy with your current rent?
https://www.roomvu.com/homeafford?branded-user=thea-knust-1&share=true&c=2026-10-01

10/20/2026

Some smart home technology, high-end buyers just can't live without...

It seems like there’s a revolutionary new tech gadget coming out every other day, making it difficul...

10/19/2026

Check out this price reduced listing at 34 Hollings Webster

10/19/2026

New Homes Offer Better Value Nationwide

10/17/2026

Permits for new housing are up in southern NH
Housing in southern New Hampshire is experiencing a notable surge—permit activity is now at its highest point in two decades. Since 2009, the number of new housing permits has doubled, especially across the southern counties. Yet, to meet demand, more than 40,000 additional units are still needed by 2030. With a median home price holding at $510,000, buyers are facing income requirements of $161,000 to secure a median-priced home. Navigating these shifts goes beyond numbers; it’s about understanding how these changes impact your next chapter and the decisions you face. My approach is to guide you with honest insights and genuine care, so you feel heard and supported as you plan your move—whether you’re seeking your first home, your next one, or a new kind of space.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/thea-knust-1/2099955-Permits-for-new-housing-are-up-in-southern-NH

10/17/2026

How much is your Home Worth?
Find out if it's time to sell your home
https://www.roomvu.com/estimates?branded-user=thea-knust-1&share=true&c=2026-10-01

10/14/2026

New Homes Compete Below Resale Prices
Something I’m seeing more often in today’s market—new homes are sometimes priced lower per square foot than resales, thanks to builder incentives. It’s a shift from what buyers have come to expect and is changing how folks weigh their options. Builders are motivated to move completed homes, while many current owners are holding onto theirs, tightening up existing inventory and keeping resale prices firm. For years, new construction typically came with a premium, but now that dynamic has flipped as builders adjust prices and offer more incentives. If you’re considering your next move, know that you may have more room to negotiate with builders who have healthy inventory—but in areas where there’s less new construction, resale sellers still have an edge. Going forward, watch how permitting and construction unfold; if building slows, those new-home discounts could shrink. My focus is always on helping you navigate transitions like this with clarity, honesty, and your goals at the center.