Dover, NH

Dover NH Real Estate Foreclosures, Bank Owned and Short Sale Opportunities

Would you like to receive Dover, NH real estate foreclosure (bank-owned) listings and short sale opportunities? If you are serious about buying a home at a great value, our local RE/MAX real estate professionals at RE/MAX Country Properties will contact you and provide:

* A list of existing real estate foreclosure (bank-owned) and short sale listings in Dover, NH and other communities you select.

* Email alerts on NEW foreclosure (bank-owned) and short sale listings in the New Hampshire MLS.

* Address and mapping information so that you may drive by the listings and assess the locations.

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Visit Dover, New Hampshire Real Estate to receive school reports, search the MLS, request a CMA, obtain relocation, home buying and selling guides.

Visit www.nh-virtualhomes.com for community information about other towns in New Hampshire. Go to NH Foreclosures to obtain listings on other New Hampshire bank owned homes.

Information is provided by Virtual Homes and real estate services provide by RE/MAX Country Properties, Amherst, NH. Go to Virtual Homes MLS for a map based search of all MLS listings of Massachusetts real estate.

Visit www.ma-virtualhomes.com to obtain relocation and school information in MA towns. Preview communities in Maine at www.me-virtualhomes.com.

Dover New Hampshire Real Estate Tour

Dover, New Hampshire is nestled between the scenic expanse of the Lakes Region, the snowy peaks of the White Mountains and the rugged shores of the Seacoast. Dover is also close to the University of New Hampshire, Pease International Tradeport and harbors a local airport. The city is a short drive from the Port of New Hampshire, the state's only deep water port, scene to industrial barges escorted by tugs importing and exporting goods to and from the Granite State. Dover offers a quick commute to the metropolitan area of Boston, and less than an hour's drive from Boston's Logan International Airport.

Originally inhabited by Abenaki Indians, Dover was settled by brothers William and Edward Hilton as "Hilton's Point" in 1623. Dover is believed to be the oldest permanent settlement in the state of New Hampshire and the seventh oldest in the United States. English Puritans purchased the settlement from the Hilton brothers in 1633, and colonial Governor George Burdett first bestowed the name "Dover" upon the community in 1637. The 34-foot Cochecho River provided abundant water power for early industry, and Dover prospered as a mill city for nearly 300 years. While most of the mills closed during the Great Depression of the 1930's, Dover enjoyed renewed prosperity after World War II, when the suburban housing boom brought hundereds of thousands of new residents to southern New Hampshire.

The quality of life in Dover is unmatched. The city boasts an exceptional school system, outstanding parks and recreation services, and premier medical facilities. The Cochecho River graces the banks of the downtown, a vivid reminder of the city's mill heritage. The developing waterfront and Cochecho Riverwalk are small examples of a cooperative spirit between public and private sectors.

Nowhere is this spirit more evident than in the close working relationship between the city's Office of Economic Development, the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce and the Dover School System. Dover's civic organizations share a common goal of creating, preserving and promoting a sound environment for existing and prospective businesses. The community is working to ensure future generations are up to the challenge of promoting economic prosperity and measured growth in Dover.

 

 

 

Visit Dover NH Real Estate for information about the community, to search the MLS, obtain school and relocation information.

Visit NH real estate community websites at New Hampshire Real Estate for real estate information by town in New Hampshire.  For MLS search, and real estate informaiton in other states visit http://www.virtualhomes.com.

 The information is provided through RE/MAX Country Properties, located in Amherst, NH (www.nhrelocation.com).  RE/MAX Innovations, our other office is located in Boston, MA. 

To view communities in Massachusetts visit MA Real Estate and to search the Massachusetts MLS visit MA MLS. For Maine real estate information visit Maine Real Estate.  If you are relocating to other NE states please visit CT Real Estate, VT Real Estate and RI Real Estate.

Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist noted in October that, "A trend away from subprime mortgages to FHA loans, which often carry much lower interest rates, is a positive development for consumers and the house market going forward. Still, it will take some time for the change to yield a measurably higher closed sales volume in the aftermath of the subprime collapse. In the near term, we expect home sales to remain fairly stable." As real estate markets are local, here's what happened in the Dover market in October:

30 homes sold in Dover in October:

- 22 single family homes,

- 7 condos, and

- 1 mobile homes.

Year-to-date, 254 homes have sold in Dover, NH:

-165 single family homes

- 79 condos, and

- 10 mobile homes

In addition, 24 Dover homes are pending with active contracts.

For more real estate information, check out my website www.SeacoastHomesForYou.com , or to receive a FREE on-line market analysis on your home check, out www.GetFreePropertyValues.com.

As you may guess, I receive many requests from friends and associates for referrals to professional trades and services - everything from painters to attorneys. Because I've received these requests, and because I operate my own business by referral, I have compiled a Business Referral Directory that lists the finest individuals and companies serving our community. You can check out this new directory anytime on my website, www.SeacoastHomesForYou.com. I hope you enjoy this directory and if you or someone you know would like to be a part of it, please give me a call or drop me an email.

Now let's take look at what is going on in the market locally...

30 homes sold in Dover in September:

- 17 single family homes,

- 9 condos, and

- 4 mobile homes.

Year-to-date, 224 homes have sold in Dover, NH:

-143 single family homes

- 72 condos, and

- 9 mobile homes

In addition, 11 Dover homes went pending with active contracts in September.

For more real estate information, check out my website www.SeacoastHomesForYou.com , or to receive a FREE on-line market analysis on your home check, out www.GetFreePropertyValues.com.

Yes, the City of Dover has gone wireless!

The Dover Public Wireless Internet Access Project

The project was completed on August 28, 2008.  A collaborative effort of Dover Main Street, Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce and the City of Dover. This project was funded by a State of New Hampshire Department of Economic Development Telecommunications grant and a Comcast technology grant.

As a result of this project, four City of Dover downtown locations now have wireless hot spot access available.
Cocheco Falls Millworks (100 Main Street)
Henry Law Park (6 Washington Street)
Transportation Center (33 Chestnut)
McConnell Center Grounds (61 Locust Street).
Prior to this wireless service  was, and still is, available at Dover Public Library and Dover Arena.

"This access, advertised as "DoverNet Public Wireless", is free of charge. Once connected to any of these hot spot locations, citizens and visitors will be directed to a splash screen to accept terms of service and then to the Dover Public Wireless Internet Access homepage, http://www.doverwireless.net. This collaborative effort was also aided by Spires Video Services, Windsor Brook Property Management, TrainRiders/Northeast and several other downtown organizations, and we thank them for their contribution."  ~Dover Chamber

One more effort by this wonderful community to bring  everything it can to residents and visitors.