Whoa, what a year 2011 was for waterfront property in the Lake Sunapee Region!  This past year had the most lakes house sales since 2005! There was a total of 29 sales in 2011 which consisted of 25 homes on Lake Sunapee and 4 homes on Pleasant Lake, a 38% increase in lake sales compared to last year!

The median sales price has dropped down to $930,000 and with Jumbo Loan rates at 4.5% and lower, affordability is at an all time high. Below is a series of charts detailing the historical sales on Lake Sunapee, Little Lake Sunapee and Pleasant Lake. The charts will show you sales information from 2003 until 2011 detailing the change in sales volume, median sales price, average sales price, days on market (DOM) and number of sales.

Lake Sunapee Region House Sales 2011

Lake Property Median Sales Price 2011

Lake Sunapee, Little Lake Sunapee and Pleasant Lake Totals

Lake Sunapee Home Sale Totals

Pleasant Lake Home Sales

Little Lake Sunapee Home Sales

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Below is an excellent article from Peter Frances who is an Exeter demographer that serves as a columnist for NHAR (New Hampshire Association of Realtors). In this latest report from Peter, he highlights how New Hampshire home sales have held up compared to past years and discusses the effect of New Hampshire’s aging population and the need for more family’s and affordable housing.

January 18, 2011

Past trends & future prospects
for New Hampshire real estate

By Peter Francese

Having the first presidential primary and the associated worldwide press coverage might be good for New Hampshire real estate. Most press commentary on our state appeared to be quite positive, which has not been the case in some other states.

However, the past several years here have not been kind to either home sales or home prices. (Please see charts 1 and 2 below.) Since 2007, annual residential home sales in New Hampshire have been below 11,000, condo sales have been below 3,000, and mobile or manufactured home sales have been below 1,000.  Meanwhile, home prices for all types of dwellings have been flat or trending down for each of the past five years.

Residential homes have been about three-quarters of all home sales over the past five years, and in general their selling prices fell more rapidly than unit sales. The 10,700 residential homes sales in 2011 were only 11 percent below sales for 2007, but median home price dropped 23 percent in that five-year period.

For condominiums, which were 18 percent of all homes sold, sales in 2011 were 39 percent below those in 2007. But during the past five years, their median selling price fell only 18 percent. As a result, the median selling price of a New Hampshire condo in 2011 ($155,000) was 77 percent of the $201,700 median selling price for a residential unit.

Looking at the lack of sales growth and absence of any price appreciation over the past five years, as seen in Charts 1 and 2, the obvious question is this: What must happen to change this pattern over the next five years?

New Hampshire has several key economic advantages over other states in New England and the nation. We have the fourth lowest unemployment rate in the nation at 5.2 percent (compared to 8.7 percent for the country) and by far the highest index of economic activity in this region, and ours is a full 20 percent above the national index.

Our state also has the seventh-highest median household income ($61,000, compared to $50,000 nationwide in 2010), as well as the nation’s lowest crime rate and one of the nation’s lowest personal tax rates that leads to low average business costs.

But we’ve had those advantages for some time, and the best we can say is that without them, things would likely have been much worse. Despite New Hampshire’s considerable economic advantages, there were 10,000 fewer workers in our state in 2011 than there were in 2007. After increasing early in the past decade, labor force growth in New Hampshire has been virtually stagnant over the past five years.

The most recent Census Bureau estimates reveal that since the 2010 Census was taken, New Hampshire has had a net loss of over 3,600 people to other states and that our overall population growth rate, which used to be over 1 percent per year, is now one-tenth of one percent per year. Over the past decade, our state lost 22,000 children and 60,000 young adults while gaining 65,000 residents ages 60 or older.

The bottom line is this: Our state needs more young people and more housing that they can afford. Why? Because long-term housing demand is fueled by young adults starting new families and buying homes. Our state is very attractive to retirees and second home owners, but has not been so attractive or welcoming to young families.

Portsmouth was recently written up in a national magazine as one of the best, and cheapest, places in the nation to retire. That’s nice. But it would be so much better for home sales and home prices if our state could somehow get written up as a great place to live as a young person and raise a family.

Before the next presidential primary, perhaps a consortium of organizations here might think about creating a multi-year online promotional campaign that would describe the opportunities New Hampshire has for young adults and talk about all the reasons why our state is such a fine place to raise a family.

Over the past decade, new housing in New Hampshire has favored anyone over age 55. Perhaps if over the next decade new housing favored younger people, we just might see a more positive trend in home sales and home prices.

Table 1 below shows that between 2010 and 2011, the number of homes sold increased in five counties, but decreased in five with no discernable pattern. Statewide, the number of residential homes sold edged up 2 percent, but the median selling price of those homes slipped 6 percent. Condominium sales were down 3 percent, and median selling price in 2011 was 6 percent below 2010.

Median residential selling price declined in every county except Belknap and Grafton, where prices edged up a fraction of one percent. Condo median selling prices dropped everywhere except in Rockingham County.

Perhaps a reason for home sales increasing the most since 2010 in Carroll, Belknap and Rockingham County is the high density of second homes. They are 42 percent of all dwellings in Carroll, 28 percent in Belknap and 26 percent in Rockingham County. According to a special tabulation of data from NNEREN, the statewide multiple listing service, one in three homes sold in Carroll County in 2010 was purchased as a second home.

As soon as the full 2011 buyer origin data on home buyers is published by NNEREN later in January, we will post a special report on the NHAR website discussing out-of-state buyers and second-home buyers in 2010 and 2011.

Table 1: Residential & condo sales with median selling price for NH counties in 2011

Res units sold 2011	Percent change ’10-’11	Median price 2011	Percent change ’10-’11	Condos sold 2011	Percent change ’10-’11	Median price 2011	Percent change ’10-’11
Belknap	680	2%	$180,902	1%	150	1%	$125,000	-8%
Carroll	766	7%	$180,000	-5%	133	-2%	$165,000	-6%
Cheshire	594	2%	$154,450	-5%	31	-37%	$160,000	-4%
Coos	296	-5%	$77,250	-9%	18	50%	$285,000	-9%
Grafton	697	-6%	$175,000	.3%	255	-12%	$173,000	-4%
Hillsborough	2,722	2%	$214,080	-8%	864	-6%	$148,500	-7%
Merrimack	1,109	-1%	$183,400	-6%	211	15%	$126,900	-15%
Rockingham	2,552	5%	$250,000	-6%	720	-4%	$180,000	1%
Strafford	943	-1%	$185,000	-8%	145	5%	$121,000	-12%
Sullivan	355	1%	$139,500	-10%	22	83%	$192,500	-21%
New Hampshire	10,714	2%	$201,700	-6%	2,549	-3%	$155,000	-6%

 Source: NNEREN

NHAR columnist Peter Francese is a demographic trends analyst for MetLife Mature Market Institute and a demographic forecaster for the New England Economic Partnership. His most recent book, with co-author Lorraine Stuart Merrill, is titled Communities & Consequences, and is on the future of New Hampshire.  Francese is the recipient of the Silver Bell Award from the Advertising Council for distinguished public service and is a graduate of Cornell University. He can be reached at peter@francese.com.

 

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For starters I’d like to say that I am excited for 2012! No I don’t have any amazing predictions, but we’ve now made it through FOUR years of a depressed market. Every year that goes by gets us one step closer to hopefully a more balanced marketplace.

As you will see below, I have compiled an immense amount of data from our local real estate market. In this post I am just sharing the overall snap shot of 2011 compared to previous years.  I will be posting much more detailed information on specific parts of the market segments, for example – waterfront property stats and individual town and price point snap shots. If at anytime while you are reading this you feel as though I have left something out, please let me know!

I would like to highlight a few of our primary towns and how they held up in 2011.

• Home sales in New London, NH were up 6 sales compared to 2010 but down 3 home sales from 2009. The median sales price is down $58,625 to $283,875
• Home sales in Sunapee, NH were up 3 sales compared to 2010 and down only 2 home sales from 2009. The median sales price is up $205,450 to $499,000
• Home sales in Newbury, NH were down one sale compared to 2010 and at the same level of home sales in 2009. The median sales price is up$93,562 to $331,500
• Home sales in Grantham, NH were down 12 sales compared to 2010 and up 7 sales since 2009! The median sales price is down $31,500 to $258,500
• Home sales in Warner, NH were down 5 sales compared to 2010 and only down 2 sales since 2009. The median sales price is down $14,050 to $199,900
• Home sales in Sutton, NH were down 4 sales compared to 2010 and down 11 sales since 2009. The median sales price is up $29,500 to $210,000

As you will see, the numbers are still down in some of our primary towns and due to a higher than normal amount of high end sales, the median prices are fairly elevated for Sunapee and Newbury.  As I have said numerous times before, if you have been on the fence about buying, I believe now is the time if it makes sense for you financially. I am not just saying this because of the low prices but because of the historically low rates that are STILL available today. As I discussed in a previous post in 2010, The True Value of Today’s Real Estate Market and Rates – the long term value today’s market provides is substantial. It’s impossible to say exactly when each local market is going to rebound and if we are at the bottom but I have to believe we are either at or extremely close to the bottom of the economic downturn in our region. Over the next couple years we will most likely see median home prices and home sales increase positively.

In the charts below, I have detailed out the historical sales information for the majority of the towns we service. If you click on the images below it will take you to a slightly larger version of the document but if that is still too hard to see, please feel free to email me and I can send you a full copy of the spreadsheet. If there is a town that is not on the list and you would like similar information just let me know.

2011 Merrimack County Year End Sales Stats

2011 Sullivan County Year End Sales Stats

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 *All data used is from NNEREN MLS and is subject to Human Error : )

This past December, home sales in the Lake Sunapee Region were down 26.3% when compared to December 2010. The end of year numbers which I will be publishing here soon are quite interesting. The total number of home sales for 2011 were up by four transactions compared to 2010. Stay tuned for more in depth look at the 2011 real estate and land sales for the region!

The lack of snow here in New Hampshire has been a bit brutal but we’ve finally had some cold weather this week and Mount Sunapee has been cranking out the snow as fast as they can. One nice part about the cold temps and lack of snow is that the lakes are frozen over and are great for ice boating/sailing. I watched a bunch of people on Otter Pond sailing across the ice the other day but unfortunately I didn’t have time to stop and take pictures. However, to show you the intensity I included an awesome video below from last year on Lake Winnipsaukee…looks like one heck of rush!

Lake Sunapee Region Historical Home Sales

To see the full 12 month break down of sales please click here

25 homes went under agreement in the Sunapee Region this December

Goshen NH

• $220,000- 400 Rand Pond Road, Goshen NH

Grantham NH

• $299,999- 6 Arrowhead Brae, Grantham NH
• $320,000- 7 Longwood Drive, Grantham NH
• $350,000- 4 Winter Hill, Grantham NH
• $425,000- 88 Greenward Drive, Grantham NH

• $250,000- 322 Elkins Road, New London NH
• $314,750- 35 Balsam Acres, New London NH
• $490,000- 906 Main Street, New London NH

Newport NH

• $50,000- 183 Elm, Newport NH
• $89,900- 7 Roseland Road, Newport NH
• $148,750- 412 Oak Street, Newport NH

Springfield NH

• $290,000- 360 Hogg Hill Road, Springfield NH

Sunapee NH

• $138,500- 38 New Province Road, Sunapee NH
• $178,000- 913 Route 11, Sunapee NH
• $225,000- 94 Edgemont, Sunapee NH
• $735,800- 75 Fox Run Road, Sunapee NH
• $1,570,000- 193 Lake Ave, Sunapee NH

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 *All data used is from NNEREN MLS and is subject to Human Error : )

This Christmas Eve it was just over 20 degrees out and there wasn’t a cloud in the sky, so I decided it was looking good to hike Mt. Kearsarge. I chose the Warner “Rollins Park” side. I had never gone up this side and for some reason thought it was going to be a 2 mile hike up the access road to the trail head. Turns out it’s just over 3.5miles and then you have a short half mile hike to the summit.

The access road was beautiful. Roughly three inches of untracked fresh snow.

Here’s one of my favorite view points from the access road looking out at Mount Sunapee

Mount Kearsarge 2011 Access Rd View to Mount Sunapee

The views from the parking lot are outstanding. I’ve decided that this really is the perfect mellow winter hike as you don’t have to worry about tons of ice and rocks and the setting is just great.

Mount Kearsarge Parking Lot Views

Below are some views from the Summit of Mount Kearsarge. It was pretty windy at the top so I had to be quick taking photos as the temp dropped significantly from the trail.

My buddy Parker taking in the view

Getting to the trail/access road is pretty easy. If you are coming from the south just take Exit 8 onto Main Street in Warner and head up Kearsarge Mountain Road. From the north, take Exit 9 to Main Street. Kearsarge Mountain Rd is right next to Sugar River Bank.

If you would like more information about a property in the Lake Sunapee Region, market information about your town or just want to talk real estate, hiking or skiing, please don’t hesitate to give me a call or shoot me an email 603-252-6428 dano@colbyinc.com

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Below is a chart that breaks down home sales statewide here in New Hampshire  for November 2011 . As you will see below, home sales in NH year-to-date for November are up 1.2%.  When comparing this November to November 2010, sales were down slightly at 2.5% statewide and the Median Sales price year-to-date was down 5.6% to $202,000.

Sales in the Lake Sunapee Region for November 2011 year-to-date were up 4.3% compared to the same time frame in 2010. When comparing this past November to November 2010, sales were down 10.8%.  The year-to-date median sales price for the Lake Sunapee Region is down almost $20,000 to $190,000. To read about home sales in the Lake Sunapee Region for November, click here

If you would like more information about a property, market information about your town or just want to talk real estate, please don’t hesitate to give me a call or shoot me an email 603-252-6428 dano@colbyinc.com

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Home sales this November were down 10.8% compared to November 2010. The median sales price for this past month is down $30,000! Now this may sound grim however when you run the numbers from January first until Nov. 30th. home sales were up just over 4% and the median sales price was down only $6,045 from last year (2010) during the same time frame.

Here’s a video tour of a new listing of mine on Lake Todd…I absolutely love how it came out. Almost feels like HGTV stopped by and walked through the house!

Click here to view the embedded video.

Lake Sunapee Region Historical Home Sales

 To see the full 12 month break down of sales please click here

37 homes went under agreement in the Sunapee Region this November

Andover NH

• $156,000- 29 Horseshoe Pond Rd, Andover NH

Bradford NH

• $125,000- 47 High Street, Bradford NH
• $340,000- 506 & 507 Rowe Mountain Rd, Bradford NH
• $350,000- 76 Oakdale Rd, Bradford NH

Goshen NH

• $88,000- 925 Center Road, Goshen NH
• $108,900- 382 Nutting Rd, Goshen NH
• $130,000- 287 Rand Pond Road, Goshen NH

Grantham NH

• $86,000- 50 Docs Drive, Grantham NH
• $190,000- 73 Whitetail Ridge, Grantham NH
• $235,000- 2 Pinehurst Drive, Grantham NH
• $316,000- 9 Winter Hill, Grantham NH
• $377,000- 50 Shore Road, Grantham NH

New London NH

• $280,000- 28 Aspen Lane, New London NH
• $335,000- 53 Pressey Court, New London NH

Newport NH

• $33,000- 48 River Street, Newport NH
• $110,000- 44 Summer Street, Newport NH
• $125,000- 500 East Mountain Road, Newport NH
• $130,000- 126 Whitcher Road, Newport NH
• $228,700- 564 Bradford Road, Newport NH

Springfield NH

• $272,000- 5-5 Oak Hill Rd, Springfield NH
• $274,000- 3877 Main Street, Springfield NH

Sunapee NH

• $88,500- 46 Ridgewood Rd- 10% ownership, Sunapee NH
• $125,000- 7 Glenwood Drive, Sunapee NH
• $1,055,000- 57 High Ridge Road, Sunapee NH
• $1,800,000- 92 Garnet Hill Rd, Sunapee NH
• $1,812,500- 344 Bay Point Road, Sunapee NH

Warner NH

• $141,000- 289 Horne Street, Warner NH
• $171,000- 15 Roslyn Ave, Warner NH
• $213,000- 20 Dustin Road, Warner NH
• $355,000- 60 Old Pumpkin Hill Rd, Warner NH

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 *All data used is from NNEREN MLS and is subject to Human Error : )

Here are the latest numbers comparing the percentage change from original listing price to the final sales price for homes in Newbury NH.  As you will see in the charts below, home sales as of today are 6 sales below that of 2010′s year-end sales. But, at the moment there are 6 properties under contract in Newbury, so the year end sales should be about the same as last year. The big difference though is in the median sales price which is up $112,562.  I think one of the major reasons for this price jump is because there have not been many sales this year under $300k. Last year 2010 there were only 2 sales in the $300k’s and this year there have been nine sales in the $300k range!   The percentage change from list price to sales price has actually gone up from 12.3% to over 18%!

Newbury NH Home Sales 2010 Snap Shot

Newbury Home Sales Snap Shot as of 11/23/11

If you would like a full breakdown of the individual sales, their percentage change and days on market, please feel free to email, call or fill out the form below.

Thanks!
Dan

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*All data used is from NNEREN MLS and is subject to Human Error : )

Below are homes in Newbury NH that have had price reductions recently.

Showing properties 1 - 4 of 4. See more Newbury NH Price Reductions.
(all data current as of 2/4/2012)

1. $121,500 : 4 Shore Drive, Newbury
   
   3 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 1,222 sq ft

   Lot size: 9,583 sq ft

   Year built: 1900

   Days on market: 71
2. $94,900 : Woodbine Lot 35, Newbury
   
   0 beds, 0 baths

   Lot size: 4.43 ac

   Days on market: 155
3. $69,900 : 0 Woodbine Lot 34, Newbury
   
   0 beds, 0 baths

   Lot size: 4.17 ac

   Days on market: 155
4. $277,500 : 136 Southgate Road, Newbury
   
   3 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 1,897 sq ft

   Lot size: 2.20 ac

   Year built: 2004

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 345

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I recently ran numbers comparing the percentage change from original listing price to the final sales price for homes in Sunapee NH. As you will see in the charts below, home sales as of today are 5 sales below that of 2010′s year-end sales. But, at the moment there are 13 properties under contract in Sunapee so the year end numbers are starting to look better! The median sales price in Sunapee has come up over $156,000 (eight sales over 1million tend to skew things a bit)!  The percentage change from list price to sales price has only come down slightly to just over 12 percent.

Sunapee 2010 Snap Shot

As of 11/18/11

If you would like a full breakdown of the individual sales, their percentage change and days on market, please feel free to email, call or fill out the form below.

Thanks!
Dan

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*All data used is from NNEREN MLS and is subject to Human Error : )

Below are listing in Sunapee NH that have had price reductions recently.

Showing properties 1 - 8 of 131. See more Sunapee NH Price Reductions.
(all data current as of 2/4/2012)

1. $299,000 : 104 Mary's Road, Sunapee
   
   2 beds, 1 full bath

   Home size: 625 sq ft

   Lot size: 14,810 sq ft

   Year built: 1951

   Parking spots: 4

   Days on market: 0
2. $378,000 : 104 Mary's Road, Sunapee
   
   2 beds, 1 full bath

   Home size: 625 sq ft

   Lot size: 2.64 ac

   Year built: 1951

   Parking spots: 4

   Days on market: 2
3. $1,400,000 : 23 Scotts Cove Rd, Sunapee
   
   3 beds, 1 full bath

   Home size: 1,248 sq ft

   Lot size: 32,234 sq ft

   Year built: 1960

   Days on market: 14
4. $1,250,000 : 21 Birch Point Lane, Sunapee
   
   2 beds, 2 part baths

   Home size: 730 sq ft

   Lot size: 13,068 sq ft

   Year built: 1940

   Parking spots: 5

   Days on market: 15
5. $1,190,000 : 231 Lake Avenue, Sunapee
   
   5 beds, 2 full, 2 part baths

   Home size: 2,238 sq ft

   Lot size: 24,393 sq ft

   Year built: 1910

   Parking spots: 4

   Days on market: 23
6. $89,900 : Dowd Lane, Sunapee
   
   0 beds, 0 baths

   Lot size: 1.55 ac

   Days on market: 24
7. $849,000 : 64 Upper Bay, Sunapee
   
   4 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 3,357 sq ft

   Lot size: 1.50 ac

   Year built: 2001

   Parking spots: 3

   Days on market: 24
8. $925,000 : 44 Fox Run, Sunapee
   
   3 beds, 2 full, 2 part baths

   Home size: 2,878 sq ft

   Lot size: 2.20 ac

   Year built: 2004

   Parking spots: 3

   Days on market: 24

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I recently ran numbers comparing the percentage change from original listing price to the final sales price for homes in New London NH. As you will see in the charts below, home sales as of today are ahead of 2010′s year-end sales. We are only 2 sales above last year but at the moment there are 6 properties under contract in New London. The median sales price in New London has come down over $58,000 but the percentage change from list price to sales price has gotten lower which means people are listing their properties more appropriately to the market.

Sales info from 1/1/10 to 12/31/10

Sales info as of 11/16/11

If you would like a full breakdown of the individual sales, their percentage change and days on market, please feel free to email, call or fill out the form below.

Thanks!
Dan

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Below are listing in New London NH that have had price reductions recently.

Showing properties 1 - 5 of 5. See more New London Price Reductions .
(all data current as of 2/4/2012)

1. $329,000 : 964 County Rd, New London
   
   4 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 3,496 sq ft

   Lot size: 19.50 ac

   Year built: 1999

   Parking spots: 3

   Days on market: 61
2. $450,000 : 1891 Little Sunapee Road, New London
   
   2 beds, 1 part bath

   Home size: 774 sq ft

   Lot size: 27,878 sq ft

   Year built: 1930

   Days on market: 110
3. $369,000 : 277 Little Sunapee Road, New London
   
   3 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 2,135 sq ft

   Lot size: 43,560 sq ft

   Year built: 1986

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 170
4. $189,000 : 9 Hillcrest Rd, New London
   
   2 beds, 2 full baths

   Home size: 1,428 sq ft

   Lot size: 7,840 sq ft

   Year built: 1900

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 181
5. $1,699,900 : 179 South Cove, New London
   
   4 beds, 2 full, 2 part baths

   Home size: 5,228 sq ft

   Lot size: 2.19 ac

   Year built: 1985

   Parking spots: 6

   Days on market: 296

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