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Exeter NH Market Snapshot

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šŸ“Š Exeter, NH Market Snapshot

If you’re curious about what’s happening in the Exeter housing market right now, here’s a quick and simple breakdown:

šŸ· Median Sale Price: ~$570,000
Prices have stayed pretty strong, showing there’s still solid demand—even with higher interest rates.

šŸ“ˆ Price Trend (Year over Year): +2%
We’re seeing slow, steady appreciation. Nothing crazy, but not a drop either. This is what a more ā€œnormalā€ market starts to look like.

šŸ” Active Listings: 46 homes
Inventory is still limited for a town like Exeter, which means good homes—especially ones priced right—are continuing to get attention.

ā³ Median Days on Market:
• 68 days in December 2025 (winter tends to slow things down)
• ~34 days during the busy spring/summer months
So yes, homes take longer to sell in winter, but activity usually picks back up when the seasons change.

šŸ“¦ Inventory / Absorption Rate: ~2 months of supply
In simple terms: if no new homes came on the market, everything currently listed would likely sell in about 2 months.
A balanced market is closer to 5–6 months, so Exeter still slightly favors sellers—even though buyers are being more thoughtful.

šŸ’” Big takeaway:
Exeter isn’t overheating, but it’s definitely not slow. Right now, pricing correctly and having a solid strategy matters more than ever.

šŸ‘‡ Curious what you think:
Do you see Exeter becoming more buyer-friendly in 2026, or will limited inventory continue to support prices?

Do you see anything different in the numbers?

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