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Report lists Manchester-Nashua as one of nation’s hottest housing markets
At No. 11, it’s the only area in the Northeast to be included in rankings
It probably comes as no surprise to homesellers or buyers in the area, but a recent report from Insurify, a Massachusetts-based insurance pricing comparison website, says the Manchester-Nashua single-family home market is the 11th hottest in the nation.
According to Insurify, which used Realtor.com data from January, the Manchester-Nashua area had a median home listing price of $397,950 – 17% higher than the national average of $346,162. Despite that high price tag, a single-family home in the area stays on the market for a median 49 days – 35.5% lower than the national average of 76 days.
The Manchester-Nashua area, in fact, was the only home market in the Northeast to be included on the list.
Topping the list as the hottest market was Vallejo-Fairfield in California – a state that had five of the 20 hottest markets in the rankings.
