Hampton Enjoyed A Boost In Single Family Home Sales And Homes Pending For The Month Of March 2009
April 22nd, 2009by Kristin Harding
In March there were 9 homes sold in Hampton, up from 4 homes sold in February. Homes sold for an average price of $279,000 and at around 88% of last asking price. The average number of days a home stayed on the market was 114.
Single family homes sold in Hampton in March:
8 Auburn Ave Ext sold for $92,500 which was $26,500 below last asking price.
18 Norton Rd sold for $115,000 which was $35,000 below last asking price.
51 Dearborn sold for $215,000 which was asking price.
35 Seaview Ave sold for $275,000 which was $24,900 below last asking price.
15 Tuck Rd sold for $300,000 which was $14,900 below last asking price.
40 Hobbs Rd sold for $290,000 which was $49,900 below last asking price.
35 Edgewood Dr sold for $310,000 which was $89,900 below last asking price.
18 Huntington Place sold for $420,000 which was $29,900 below last asking price.
176 North Shore Rd sold for $499,900 which was asking price.
Of these homes sold, one was listed as “seasonal”.
There were 8 homes pending in March which was up from 3 homes pending in February. There are currently 147 homes for sale in Hampton ranging in price from $84,500 to $2,195,000.
As the weather grows warmer, and dreams of the beach consume more of the day, Hampton will again become a popular destination. Though the economy struggles and financial concerns weigh heavy on the minds of many, this seacoast area of NH will always remain popular.
Also adding to Hampton’s popularity is a recent report by MSNBC rating it as one of the Nations’ top 3 “Cleanest” beaches! Whether a seasonal residence, or a year-round dwelling, Hampton is a great place to call “home”.
Based on information from the Northern New England Real Estate Network, Inc. for the period March, 1, 2009 to March 31, 2009.
Contributed By Kristin Harding, Realtor, Bean Group
