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Nashua, NH Housing Market Update – Q1 2025

  • Writer: Bailey Luthi
    Bailey Luthi
  • Mar 31
  • 2 min read

If you've been keeping an eye on Nashua's housing market (like I have!), you've probably noticed some shifts in inventory, pricing, and demand. As someone who has been tracking these trends closely, I’m here to break it down for you in a way that actually makes sense (no confusing jargon, I promise!).


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Nashua Housing Market Inventory: Still Tight, But Fluctuating

Since February, Nashua's housing inventory has remained relatively low, hovering between 27 and 37 active listings at any given time. This limited supply continues to keep competition strong among buyers. For comparison, a balanced market typically sees a much higher number of active listings. While more people are listing their homes, properties are selling quickly, preventing a significant increase in available inventory.


Prices: Up and Down, Overall Strong

Price trends have shown some movement, with the average list price fluctuating between $590,000 and $640,000 in recent weeks. Meanwhile, pending sales (homes under contract) have averaged between $481,000 and $504,000. This suggests that while sellers are pricing higher, buyers are negotiating slightly lower final prices. Notably, the lowest-priced homes are selling the fastest, indicating strong demand in the more affordable segment of the market.


Homes in Nashua Are Selling Even Faster

One of the biggest shifts? The average days on market (DoM) has dropped to just 14 days—half of what we saw in February. This tells us that demand is intensifying, and homes are moving faster than ever. With pending sales steadily increasing while active inventory remains stagnant, it's clear that well-priced homes are being snapped up quickly.


What This Market Means for You

  • Buyers: Be prepared to move fast and make strong offers, especially in a market with limited inventory. The most affordable homes are selling the fastest, so competition is high in that segment.

  • Sellers: Pricing your home competitively is key. With days on market dropping significantly, well-priced homes are selling quickly, giving sellers an advantage.

  • Investors: Nashua continues to show resilience in pricing and demand, making it an attractive spot to watch. Lower-priced properties are in especially high demand, offering strong potential for quick turnover.

Want to chat about what these trends mean for your specific situation? Let’s connect and strategize your next move!


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