NH home prices climb toward $600,000The median price for a single-family home reached a record $580,000 in July, an increase of 5.51% from July of 2025.email0LinkedinPrintInching closer to an unprecedented $600,000 threshold, the median price of a single-family home in New Hampshire reached an historic high of $580,000 in July. Single-family home prices reached the $500,000 threshold in November 2024 and have remained at or above that since. “You know that people are buying houses, and we have not solved our inventory price inventory situation to a point to make any significant sort of headway in lowering the median sales price.” One of the factors that can skew a median price are extremely low priced sales or, conversely, extremely high priced sales. Here, by county, are the single-family median prices, according to the NHAR July report:Belknap $615,000Carroll $510,000Cheshire $428,250Coos $269,900Grafton $515,000Hillsborough $585,000Merrimack $543,500Rockingham $700,000Strafford $582,500Sullivan $436,500Here are the median prices for a condo by county:Belknap $428,500Carroll $437,000Cheshire $360,000Coos $592,500Grafton $405,750Hillsborough $385,000Merrimack $390,000Rockingham $579,900Strafford $322,000Sullivan $492,000