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kw.com first and verani.com second in New Hampshire inboxes

More New Hampshire rows end in kw.com (645) than in any other domain, and verani.com is second (514): 510 of the 511 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices agents here write from it. Next come gmail.com (287) and remax.net (285), almost level.

Free mail addresses, gmail.com among them, make up 12% of our New Hampshire rows (381). The most used domain among the Real Brokerage agents here is gmail.com (75 rows), and the same is true of the Century 21 agents (42 rows).

Phone numbers accompany 94% of the New Hampshire rows. Our October 2026 walks added 217 rows that our file did not hold before.

Keller Williams leads; Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices has over twice its US-file share

No brand in our New Hampshire file is bigger than Keller Williams, at 768 agents. Its 25% slice of the state's branded rows compares with 19% for the brand across our US file.

Coldwell Banker (538) and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices (511) take second and third place.

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices (17% of the branded New Hampshire rows, against 8% in our US file), eXp Realty (8% to 3%) and Better Homes and Gardens (5% to 2%) each hold more than twice their US-file share here.

Compass (41 agents) and HomeSmart (24) are scarce in our New Hampshire file: 1% each of its branded rows, set beside 7% and 5% in our US file.

Bedford, Portsmouth and Nashua lead the New Hampshire city files

Our New Hampshire list has ten city files. Bedford is the largest with 567 rows, ahead of Portsmouth (522) and Nashua (329), with Londonderry fourth at 209.

Keller Williams agents cluster in three places: 741 of the 768 in our New Hampshire file name Portsmouth (333), Bedford (279) or Nashua (129) as their office town. In Portsmouth, 333 of the city file's 522 rows are Keller Williams agents, over half.

In Londonderry, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices accounts for 171 of the town's 209 rows on file.

NHAR's 14 boards, Board of Choice and PrimeMLS

The New Hampshire Association of REALTORS (NHAR) names 14 local boards on its membership page, read in October 2026, among them the Seacoast, Lakes Region, North Country and Greater Manchester Nashua boards and a Commercial Investment Board. Since January 1, 1996, what it calls Board of Choice has let REALTORS pick the local board they belong to, rather than being limited by office location or jurisdictional boundaries (NHAR).

PrimeMLS was formerly the New England Real Estate Network (NEREN). Reporting its rebrand in April 2023, Real Estate News said it served more than 12,000 agents and brokers across the six New England states, New Hampshire among them, plus New York, and was owned by 25 REALTOR associations.

New Hampshire home prices, supply and affordability, 2025 to 2026

NHAR counted 12,529 single-family closings for 2025, a 4.5% increase over 2024, and the single-family median reached a record $535,000, a rise of 3.9%. It put supply at just two months, far below the five to seven months considered necessary for a balanced market. In Rockingham County, which includes Portsmouth, the 2025 median was $670,000 (NHAR, January 2026).

For January through March 2026 NHAR reported a $530,000 single-family median, up 3.9% year on year, while closed sales slipped 0.6%. In an average month of that quarter about 1,400 homes were for sale; for January to March 2019 it counted roughly 3,600, and in October 2016, which NHAR calls its last sign of a balanced market, it was over 7,100. Rockingham County's median for the quarter was unchanged at $650,000, and Coos County's was $231,500, down 6.5%.

The Concord Monitor, reporting NHAR's figures, said July 2026 set another all-time record single-family median of $580,000, with 1,532 closed sales, up 10.4% on July 2025. The 2,992 homes for sale that month were the most since the COVID-19 pandemic, and Rockingham County had the highest county median, $710,000.

NHAR's affordability index stood at 58 for 2025, meaning the median household earned 58% of the income needed to qualify for the median-priced home at current interest rates; the index was 200 as recently as 2013 and last above 100 in 2021. Releasing its 2026 housing report on September 24, 2026, New Hampshire Housing said only 15% of households in the state earn enough to afford the record $575,000 median single-family home (New Hampshire Housing). NHPR reported the same day that New Hampshire Housing estimates the state needs over 40,000 new units by 2030.

Radon, arsenic and flood notices before a New Hampshire contract

The New Hampshire Coastal Adaptation Workgroup, summarizing HB 1320 in August 2024, says RSA 477:4-a has the seller or the seller's agent notify the buyer about radon, arsenic and lead before any contract to buy real property that includes a building is signed, and that from January 1, 2025 the notice also covers flood risk.

The same summary says that, effective July 19, 2024, RSA 477:4-d requires sellers of one- to four-family homes to disclose in writing whether the property is in a federally designated flood hazard zone, before or while an offer is prepared.