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Meredith NH Real Estate Market Snapshot | November 2007

Meredith NH Real Estate Market Snapshot | November 2007 Meredith NH - For the period from November 1, 2007 to November 30, 2007. Meredith Residential Real Estate Report- Single Family Homes. There were 99 active listings during this period with a total listing value of $81,718,900 and an average listing price of $825,443. 11 Meredith Single Family Properties sold during this period for a total selling price of $7,704,600 and an average selling price of $700,418. The average selling price was 90.9% of the listing price for this period. Average Days on Market for sold properties was 153 days. Meredith Residential Real Estate Report - Condominiums and Town homes. There were 23 active condominium and townhouse listings during this period with a total listing value of 4,067,784 and an average listing price of $176,860. There were no Condominiums and Town homes sold during this period in Meredith.

Long Bay on Lake Winnipesaukee | Laconia, NH

Long Bay on Lake Winnipesaukee is a private gated community offering its residents unsurpassed beauty and amenities. With over 100 acres of land; 1,500 feet of shorefront on Paugus Bay at Lake Winnipesaukee; gorgeous sandy beaches; superb boat docking; professional quality tennis courts; and a pristine in-ground pool that overlooks the Lake; Long Bay on Lake Winnipesaukee is considered one of the premier waterfront communities in the Lakes Region.

Long Bay offers single-family homes with a wide variety of sizes and architectural styles all set on beautifully landscaped lots, amidst acres open green-spaces with flowering fields and lovely ponds. Many of the homes have stunning lake or mountain views. Long Bay also offers a great club house, walking trails, cross-country skiing trails and is a few minutes from the Laconia Country Club. At Long Bay on Lake Winnipesaukee there is definitely something for everyone.

South Down Shores | Laconia NH

South Down Shores is a private gated community with approximately 450 properties in Laconia in the heart of the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. Single family homes and lots are integrated with seventeen condominium villages. The community has 4,000 feet of shoreline on Lake Winnipesaukee, sandy beaches, a beach house, two tennis courts, a basketball court, sand volleyball court, skating pond, cross country ski trails, walking trails and a children's playground.Laconia Country Club is located next door. The Laconia Airport and Gunstock Ski Area are about fifteen minutes away. Other ski areas are within an hour's reach. The South Down Boat Club has forty boat slips (ten are dedicated for the Boat Club's use) and forty moorings that are used in conjunction with the 218 dry berths. Lake Winnipesaukee consists of 72 square miles of pristine water, easily accessed from Paugus Bay.

Start The Year Out Right! -- Timely Advise For Both Buyers And Sellers Of Real Estate

8 Critical Moves For Both Home Buyers and Home Sellers "...My blanket advice for would-be sellers: Stay put. Ride this out where you're sitting if possible, because values will stabilize again. If current circumstances dictate otherwise, then you'll have to ratchet up your marketing plan a notch to adjust to the times. As for buyers: Well, you're in your element and the getting is good..."

New Hampshire in Better Shape To Handle A Mortgage Crisis!

Dec. 12, 2007 | New Hampshire in better shape to handle mortgage crisis New Hampshire is likely to come through the foreclosure wave better than most parts of the country and fare better than it did in the New England real estate bust of the early 1990s, the state Housing Finance Authority found... "Click here to read report"

Owners of Lake Winnipesaukee Waterfront Properties May Be Affected By New Shoreland Protection Act

Shoreland Protection Act Changes -- New Compliance Date! July 1, 2008. This is the new date that the Comprehensive Shoreland Protection Act changes, a State Shoreland Permit will be required for any construction, excavation or filling activities. New Setbacks for Septic Systems, Waterfront Buffers and Building Setbacks will also apply. This will have an impact on all waterfront property owners regardless of the size or type of waterbody one's property abutts. However, the discussion continues, as groups struggle to strike a balance between the protection of our natural resources and the rights of the individual to enjoy their property. Click the link to view the summary of changes. The Comprehensive Shoreland Protection Act - Summary of Changes.