Tuesday, June 17, 2025 / by Vanessa Saunders
Let’s get one thing straight: not all markets move in lockstep. And in Belknap County, the story isn’t about doom or boom—it’s about divergence.
The latest data from PrimeMLS shows a market in transition: inventory is rising, listings are tightening in some tiers, and buyers are no longer falling over themselves to make offers at first showing. But that doesn’t mean the market is soft. It means it’s recalibrating.
Year-over-Year Market Overview (May 2024 to May 2025)
New Listings: Down 24.4% – Supply is constricting, especially under $400K. This is pushing motivated buyers up the price ladder.
Closed Sales: Down 13.3% – Fewer homes sold, but that’s not lack of demand—it’s lack of quality inventory.
Median Sale Price: Up 13.6% – Yes, up. Even with fewer closings, prices continue climbing. Demand is real.
Days on Market: Up 79.3% – Buyers are moving slower. Pricing mistakes now sit and rot.
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Thursday, May 8, 2025 / by Vanessa Saunders
This month, New Hampshire made national headlines as the first state to authorize public investment in cryptocurrency, thanks to a bold move by Governor Kelly Ayotte.
With the signing of House Bill 302, the state treasury can now invest up to 5% of public funds into digital assets — including Bitcoin — as well as precious metals. It’s a groundbreaking shift that signals the Granite State’s commitment to forward-thinking financial strategy.
But here’s the big question we’re asking at Keeler Family Realtors:
If the state is ready to trust Bitcoin, why are real estate transactions still stuck in the past?
While many parts of our industry still rely on outdated tools and slow processes, our team at KFR is already embracing what comes next. We are among the few Crypto Certified agents in New Hampshire, fully equipped to help clients buy or sell property using blockchain technology, secure digital title, and even cryptocurrency.
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Sunday, May 4, 2025 / by Vanessa Saunders
There’s something undeniably charming about a place where the post office staff knows your dog’s name and your neighbor drops off extra zucchini without fanfare. That’s Canterbury, New Hampshire—where community isn’t a buzzword, it’s a way of life.
But beyond the postcard-perfect scenery and Shaker-style serenity, this town is stacked with associations and societies doing the real work—building connection, preserving history, and yes, throwing the occasional fair that makes every Main Street feel like the center of the universe.
And if you're hungry? Buckle up. This little town knows how to feed your soul—and your stomach.
The Heartbeat of the Town: Societies & Associations
Canterbury Historical Society Preserving the town’s lore since before TikTok was a glimmer in the internet’s eye. Home to the Elizabeth Houser Museum, in the original Center Schoolhouse. https://canterburyhistory.org
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Thursday, May 1, 2025 / by Vanessa Saunders
The Market’s Not Crashing—It’s Correcting. Calm Down.
Let’s get one thing straight: 2025 isn’t 2008—no matter how many Facebook uncles or cable news pundits say otherwise. Yes, inventory is rising. Yes, expired listings are making a comeback like low-rise jeans (unfortunately). But before we declare a market apocalypse, let’s actually look at what the data—and the silence between the headlines—is telling us.
First, the Inventory “Surge” That Wasn’t
In early 2023, we hit record-low inventory. Fast forward to now, and yes, homes are finally reappearing like spring after a long winter. But calling this a "surge" is like saying your teenager cleaning their room once is a lifestyle change. We’re still well below pre-pandemic norms. So, no—the market isn’t flooded. It’s just less parched.
This uptick in inventory means one thing: sellers who were waiting for the top of the market have ; ...
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