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Realtor.com recently released the top five oldest homes in the US currently on the market, and four of them are right here in New England.

Finding an affordable home can often be tricky these days, especially if you're looking for something somewhat close to a bigger city. However, that's not the case in every zip code. If you're flexible with your wants and needs and are willing to live a little further away than you had ideally hoped for, things will likely get a bit easier for you, which leads to me this little hidden gem in NH.

With the current mortgage interest rates hovering over 8.5%, a lot of buyers have either been knocked out of the game or have chosen to wait. With less buyers, homes are not selling as quickly as they were a year ago. However, that is not the case everywhere.

Some of these places cost an arm and a leg.

Maine is the nation's leader in home vacancy rate, and here's how it's affecting your ability to rent or buy a new place in the state's busiest destinations.

Here's a behind-the-scenes look inside the priciest properties in New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.

According to the New Hampshire Business Review, the median cost for a single-family home in Rockingham County in February of 2022 was a whopping $550,000. But where do the state's other nine counties rank when it comes to average home prices?

If walls could talk, this historic home would have quite the story to tell.

New England is home to some of the hottest real estate markets in the entire country. Here are the 5 towns and cities where homes are selling fast.

The New Hampshire Association of Realtors says this record high of $440,000 set in March, 2022 is up almost 21% from last March and that change is jaw dropping when you look over the last 15-20 years.