Why do I want to live in New Hampshire, why invest in NH Real Estate?

27 Jan 2012 Leave a Comment

by Don Goudreau in New Hampshire Real Estate Tags: N H realtor, New Hampshire, New Hampshire Homes for sale, NH bank owned, NH condos, NH foreclosures, NH Home Sales, NH NH home sellers, NH property values, NH real estate, NH rentals, NH short sales

Why do I want to live in New Hampshire, why invest in NH real estate?
New Hampshire is consistently one of the top 5 states to move to or live in year after year.
From South Central NH you are 1 hour to Boston, 1 hour to the Ocean, an hour to the Lakes region and mountains.
You are also 5 hours to New York City or Canada and other exciting locations.
The reason New Hampshire always runs among the most desirable states to live in is do to less crime and low unemployment rate.
There are minor league sports teams, high quality concert venues, desirable retail and business cities, a major airport right in Manchester NH and a high tech industry and software development industry that is top rated.
With unemployment well below the national average and no state income tax or retail sales tax, NH is a big draw for consumers and companies looking for business friendly rules and regs.
The tourist industry is big in NH and sports enthusiasts, skiers, fishermen and hunters keep the roads busy on weekends and that translates to business and revenue for local business.
With a location in the North East you get the 4 seasons and foliage is in full color bloom in early October each year.
Being a NH native I love the Granite State and having traveled quite a bit it is always a real joy to return and there is no other place I like better.
Yes we have to deal with Winter but how long does it really last?
16 weeks and we are out of the deep freeze so I guess it’s a New Hampshire thing.
So if you have never been to NH plan a trip and see what the buzz is all about.
If you have been here keep enjoying it and consider buying your 1st or 2nd home in NH.
There are some smoking hot deals for buyers right now so 2012 looks to be a booming year for real estate sales.

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