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Property values cause tax hike in Hartland
By Curt Peterson The homestead education tax rate in Hartland will rise 23.95% this year – from $1.816 per $100 in assessed value, to $2.251. For a $250,000 home, this change will add about $1,087 to the FY2025 tax bill. […] Read More The post Property values cause tax hike in Hartland appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Zillow's 2023 Most Popular Home in New Hampshire - A Grand Victorian Home
In the quaint town of Newport, New Hampshire, a piece of history has captivated renovation imaginations in the real estate market, becoming the most popular Zillow listing in the state for 2023. The grand Victorian home at 98 North Main Street, originally known as "The Gables," has a rich history dating back to 1898. Sold in September for $370,000, this nine-bedroom, three-bathroom, 13,246-square-foot property presents a unique opportunity for restoration and revival.
Why Canaan Could Be Your Next Home: An In-Depth Look at Grafton County's Suburban Rural Mix
Welcome to Canaan, a charming town in Grafton County, New Hampshire. With a population of 3,806, Canaan offers residents a suburban rural mix feel, making it an ideal place to call home. In this essay, we will explore various aspects of the Canaan neighborhood, including its population, median home value, public and private schools, neighborhood rankings, crime and safety, resident diversity, median household income, similar places, and current resident reviews. Let's dive in and discover what makes Canaan such a unique and desirable community.
Affordability at issue for 200-apartment White River Junction housing project
“Philosophically, I have a problem with concentrating all of the affordable units in one building,” Commissioner Colin Butler said. “It just strikes me as segregation of the people who can afford (market rate rents) from the people who can’t." Read the story on VTDigger here: Affordability at issue for 200-apartment White River Junction housing project.
Coley property sold in Hartland
By Curt Peterson Even late-comers to Hartland will remember the eyesore at the end of Weed Road — there was a self-destructing house and fence, But by February 2015 the rotting structure was gone, laying bare an illegal junk […] Read More The post Coley property sold in Hartland appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Two properties go to tax sale in Hartland
By Curt Peterson Hartland held a delinquent tax sale for two properties Thursday, Aug. 3 — one for 15 Squirrel Drive, and another for 9 Merritt Road. Hartland’s tax sale attorney Kevin O’Toole of Dorset told the Mountain Times […] Read More The post Two properties go to tax sale in Hartland appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Rents continue to climb in New Hampshire amid sluggish construction
Across the American West, construction of new homes is booming, and the cost of rent is falling. New housing starts increased by double-digit percentages there in May, and rents fell about 2 percent. But in New Hampshire, the picture is different. Construction starts have declined in the last year, according to the U.S. Commerce Department. […] The post Rents continue to climb in New Hampshire amid sluggish construction appeared first on New Hampshire Bulletin.
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