GMNBR Weekly Newsletter 🏡 (January 13th, 2026)
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► GMNBR Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
► Upcoming Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
► Upcoming GMNBR Events . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
► NHAR Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
► NAR Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
► Monday Market Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
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Save the Dates!
(3/10) March Membership
(4/7) Casino Bus Trip
(4/9) YPN Spring Kickoff
(5/14) May Awards Banquet
(6/9) Affiliate Cornhole
(6/25) YPN Fisher Cats
(9/15) Golf Tournament
(10/6) October Membership
(10/16) YPN Alzheimer Gala
(11/14) Turkey Bowl
(12/2) Holiday Installation
(12/4) REALTOR® Ring Day
(12/1-31) HoHo Dough Calendars
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Price Increases Slowing
The New Hampshire housing market continued to show resilience in 2025, with the median price of a single-family home reaching a record $535,000, a 3.9 percent increase over 2024. While prices continued to climb, the pace of growth slowed significantly, marking the smallest annual increase in statewide median price in the past decade.
NEW HAMPSHIRE MONTHLY INDICATORS
A total of 12,529 single-family homes closed in 2025, representing a 4.5 percent increase in sales compared to the prior year. Despite increased activity, affordability remains a major challenge for Granite State home buyers. The year tied New Hampshire’s lowest affordability level on record.
“It was a mixed bag for buyers in 2025,” said 2026 NHAR President Josh Greenwald. “We are seeing more homes on the market than in recent years, but prices continue to rise. We still don’t have nearly the inventory needed to make meaningful progress toward a balanced market, where buyers and sellers are on more equal footing.”
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Listen up! It's 'Getting Real'
Latest podcast includes economist Brian Gottlob's assessment of the likelihood of recession.
Episode 15 of NHAR Getting Real, the New Hampshire REALTORS podcast, has landed.
LISTEN OR VIEW ON SPOTIFY
In this episode, NHAR Public Policy Committee Chair Chris Norwood and host Dave Cummings discuss the commercial markets, and welcome guests: legal counsel Matt Johnson with risk management when working with outside-sourced marketing materials; Sara Holland on her upcoming New Hampshire Core course; CEO Bob Quinn and chief lobbyist Adam Schmidt on the early stages of the legislative session; and economist Brian Gottlob on the chances of recession and the role policymakers can play in relieving the housing crisis.
If Spotify isn't your thing, there are Apple Podcast and YouTube options, each of which can be accessed at nhargettingreal.org, found here.
We hope you'll enjoy Episode 15, and we encourage feedback and content ideas. For that, please contact Vice President of Communications Dave Cummings by email (dave@nhar.com) or phone: 603-554-7855.
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A Message From
President Josh Greenwald
NHAR President Josh Greenwald welcomes New Hampshire REALTORS to the new year with a message about engagement and available resources.
To view the message, click here.
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Residential Property Managers at Risk
of Costly Fines
Enforcement of updates to EPA lead-based paint rules goes into effect. READ MORE
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What Top Agents Actually Want From a Brokerage
One broker has uncovered the real reasons agents stay loyal—and why culture, leadership and support outweigh flashy recruiting tactics. READ MORE
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10 Best Markets for First-time Home Buyers in 2026
Yes, you can still buy a home for under $200,000—and these metros may offer the best chances for those looking to finally break into homeownership. READ MORE
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