CLAREMONT, NH — A recent study indicates that New Hampshire residents may be warming up to the idea of modifying the state’s building codes to promote more affordable housing.
Upper Valley home sales by total number and price skyrocketed in 2020
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Modified: 2/1/2021 6:30:13 PM
Upper Valley real estate agent Amy Redpath in October had a home listed for sale in Hartland, and the sellers received eight offers.
“I thought that was magic,” Redpath said about the response.
But that was nothing compared to Redpath’s recent listing in Hartland, a four-bedroom, 2½ bath, 2,656-square-foot 1850 cape on a 2.8-acre lot that was listed for $449,000. Within minutes of the home going on the market earlier this month, Redpath’s inbox began filling up with eager buyers.
Over the next couple weeks, 24 parties viewed the property half of them via Facetime and Zoom because of the pandemic and the sellers received 15 offers.