Nashua's housing market is sending mixed signals — and the data is worth a close look.
From Nashua Ink Link's March 2026 NHAR report:
📍 Median sale price: $535,000 (down 1.8% YoY)
📍 Closed sales: up 7.1% YoY
📍 Days on market: 48 vs. 37 a year ago
📍 Inventory: just 0.6 months of supply
More sales, slightly lower prices, longer days on market — but this isn't a buyer's market. Not with inventory still 10x below the 6-month healthy threshold.
NH's affordability index sits at 59. The structural supply problem isn't going anywhere soon.
Full article: https://nashua.inklink.news/new-hampshire-housing-market-perks-up-slightly-nashua-still-super-tight/
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