Posts in category 'Real Estate Tips'
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What the Summer Season Means for Real Estate Inventory in New Hampshire
If you are thinking about buying or selling in New Hampshire this season, the time of year you begin the process can make a real difference for your property sale's success rate, as well as the asking price, leverage, and ultimately your closing price.
Each season has its own playbook in New Hampshire real estate.
Here is your summer guide to real estate inventory in New Hampshire.
More Inventory, Faster Sales
As summer is a peak real estate season, you'll find the amount of inventory increases g...
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2025 Real Estate Market Reports for Northern New Hampshire and the White Mountains
At Badger Peabody & Smith Realty, we are committed to providing buyers, sellers, and homeowners with accurate, hyper-local real estate insights. This winter we released these 2025 Real Estate Market Updates offer a comprehensive look at housing trends across Northern New Hampshire, including the White Mountains, Lakes Region, and Mt. Washington Valley communities. These reports analyze key data points such as home prices, inventory levels, days on market, and overall sales activity—helping you better understand the current real estate landscape in your specific town or region.
Whether you're considering selling your home in Littleton, investing in the...
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Apps and Digital Resources for Home Buyers
As we use our phones more and more in our daily lives, it's not surprising how mobile phone apps and digital resources are becoming essential parts of the homebuying process.
An American study found that over 75 percent of all home buyers used a mobile device to find their home.
While trusted real estate agents are always the best resources to help you find specific and holistic information about the market, buying process, and your community, some of these apps and digital resources can be useful tools to help support you as you consider your next home purchase.
Getting Started on Your Real Estate Journey
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De-cluttering Helps A Home Look Its Best
I think houses and, indeed, all buildings and places hold some kind of energy that each individual responds to. Perhaps that response is to the lingering spirit or essence of prior occupants. Most likely, I think people respond positively to places that are open and light-filled and remind them of some connection to a happy memory. They also respond less favorably to dark, dank, or cluttered spaces.
"We recommend that clients who are putting their homes on the market spend some time de-cluttering, washing the windows to let in as much light as possible, and paying attention to their home's entrance to up the curb appeal factor. All of these help to make a home more inviting to prospective buyers," says
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