Manchester, NH

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Visit Hillsborough County and Manchester Market reports for current market conditions. Average sales price and DOM (days on market) are evaluated.

Visit Manchester New Hampshire Real Estateto take a virtual tour, receive school reports, search the MLS, and obtain relocation, home buying and selling guides.

Information is provided by Virtual Homes and real estate services provide by RE/MAX Country Properties, Amherst, NH.

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Manchester, New Hampshire Real Estate Market Update - October 2008

The average sales price of single family homes sold in Manchester, NH in October of 2008 fell 9% to $205,729. Condominium average sales prices fell from $197,085 to $150,464.

Sales increased for single family homes from 37 to 62 with the DOM remaining stable in the month of October 2008 compared to 2007. There were only 26 condominiums that sold and average DOM soared to 192. This statistic is a reflection of the number of "distressed" condos on the market.

Visit Manchester NH Real Estate virtual community which is part of the Virtual Homes network. To view real estate market reports for towns in and around the Souhegan Valley visit:

Merrimack NH Real Estate

Nashua NH Real Estate

Hollis NH Real Estate

Amherst New Hampshire Market Report

Bedford New Hampshire Real Estate Report

Visit other NH real estate community websites at New Hampshire Real Estate

To view communities in Massachusetts visit MA Real Estate and to search the Massachusetts MLS visit MA MLS and view properties through a map based search. In other states, visit http://www.virtualhomes.com.

The information is provided through RE/MAX Country Properties, Amherst, NH (www.nhrelocation.com) and is obtained through the NNEREN MLS System. Our other office, RE/MAX Innovations (www.relocationma.com) services both NH and MA.

For the past two weeks local boy scouts of Manchester have been conducting a food drive called Scouting for Food to benefit the community. Over 200 voluntees, scouts parents and the like turned out to sort collect and pack the over 30,000 pounds of food collected. The Daniel Webster Council benefited with good weather conducted the food drive to assist people in need and those who have suffered hard times. The scouts would like all to know that it's never too later to give!

The 2nd annual Manchester Marathon and Half Marathon was a huge success. Manchester put on a wonderful display of what it has to offer for the second consecutive year. The event brought racers from all over the NorthEast and further with a top prize of $1500 to the winners of each specialty race. The event holders even had a children's marathon race that allowed the kids participating in the program to finish the end of their 26.2 mile adventure right at the finish line. The kids that participated worked over several weeks to set a goal of 26.2 miles. The Marathon gave adults and children of all abilities to participate. The roaring coming from the crowds inspired the runners to push themselves to set personal best records. The finish line was decorated with spectators. The Runner's Village located at Veteran's Park in the heart of Manchester right along Elm street allowed runners to prepare themselves before the race and to recover after-wards with an array of food and Hydration. Overall the event was a success for Manchester. The event gave the Queen City a chance to reveal its sometimes overlooked magnificent qualities. In addition, the spirit of competitiveness brought out anguish for those who pushed themselves along the miles of the course and smiles at the end for those brave hearts that finished. Congrats to all those who participated runners and spectators alike.

Manchester, New Hampshire has a population of more than 105,000, which continues to grow each year as people are attracted to this diverse, and historical city. The City of Manchester is located between Concord, and Nashua.

Manchester prides itself on its many historical buildings and churches. It is an uncanny mix of both old technologies and new technologies. With it's many old mill buildings now providing a location for its software companies.

The Manchester school system has a dedicated staff and many programs that allow for an effective and fair education throughout the city. Manchester is also host to many colleges including UNH Manchester, New Hampshire College, and Hesser College.