MEDIAN SALE PRICES

NH Business Review Staff,

This chart shows the median sale prices for houses and condominiums in 11 areas of Nashua between April 1, 2002, and March 31. The areas were defined by the Nashua Regional Planning Commission, which analyzed data for home sales.

Southwest&tab;&tab;&tab;$385,000

Bicentennial&tab;&tab;&tab;$298,000

Conant and Harris roads&tab;&tab;$235,000

Northwest&tab;&tab;&tab;$222,000

North End&tab;&tab;&tab;$212,000

South End&tab;&tab;&tab;$209,000

Route 111&tab;&tab;&tab;$185,000

Downtown (eastern)&tab;&tab;$185,000

Downtown (western)&tab;&tab;$183,000

South Nashua&tab;&tab;&tab;$155,000

Route 101A&tab;&tab;&tab;$135,000

Source: Nashua Regional_Planning Commission

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