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Hollis, NH Real Estate News

By Lori Robertson-Stoudt, BROKER, ABR, CRS, CDPE
(Stoudt Realty REALTOR)
Nashua, Brookline, Hollis - what are you doing to build green and minimizing the use of toxic materials?  Buying and/or Thinking about Non-Toxic Building Supplies for Your New Construction Home in Brookline, Hollis or Nashua, New Hampshire. If you are considering a new construction home ask the builder if he/she/they use non-toxic supplies or recycled materials. In Nashua, NH there are several companies where you can purchase sustainable building materials and supplies that include eco-friendly, recycled, and reclaimed wood products and building materials. Bingham Lumber, located online at http://www.binghamlumber.com/ offers a variety of recycled materials and they have lots of interesting information on their website about building green! Ask your builder what they are doing to BUILD...
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By Lori Robertson-Stoudt, BROKER, ABR, CRS, CDPE
(Stoudt Realty REALTOR)
Hollis New Hampshire Statistics and Homes For Sale Hollis NH Community Profile & History Hollis, New Hampshire still maintains strong ties with its rural past. Originally settled as a part of Dunstable, Massachusetts, the town was incorporated by Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth in 1746. Once known mainly for its corn, strawberries, orchards, and dairy and poultry farms, this affluent bedroom community is now also home to a number of business executives and their families. Despite the changes, Hollis has managed to preserve its small-town character. The Historic District in the center of town includes more than 100 historic homes and buildings, including the public library, town hall, the Congregational Church, and the Always Ready Engine House, which is now the home of the Historic...
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By Lori Robertson-Stoudt, BROKER, ABR, CRS, CDPE
(Stoudt Realty REALTOR)
Christmas is a magical, special and blessed time of year, however, for many, it is a time of worries, despair, and where will I find enough money to feed my children. If you are fortunate enough to have a warm home in Southern NH, and a tree with presents stacked under it, think about giving some of your time or money to others. Money may be tight, but your time can be just as valuable to those in need. NASHUA: The Nashua Soup Kitchen and Pantry is always in need.  Learn how you can help at the Nashua website located online at http://www.nsks.org/HowYouCanHelp.asp If you know of someone having a problem this season paying their PSNH electric bill or you want to help out Nashua residents in the PSNH Neighbor-to-Neighbor program visit the NASHUA GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM. The Nashua Childrens...
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By Lori Robertson-Stoudt, BROKER, ABR, CRS, CDPE
(Stoudt Realty REALTOR)
Yesterday I decided to blog about electric heat because of the fallacies that people have about electricity as a heat source here in New Hampshire. A blogger made a good point - fossil fuels in NH use to be far less expensive than electricity.  However, that is no longer the case with the price of oil consistently on the rise. While blogging about geothermal, wind turbine, and electricity it occurred to me there must be a comprehensive "energy" site that can assist consumers with determining the best option. The U.S. Department of Energy has a great site that talks about fossil fuels, and what it is as well as defines types of energy sources including bioenergy, coal, electric power, fusion, hydropower, natural gas, nuclear, oil, solar, renewables, etc.  This site is found at http://www...
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By Lori Robertson-Stoudt, BROKER, ABR, CRS, CDPE
(Stoudt Realty REALTOR)
With housing prices and down and new construction costs up (due to lumber and transportation costs) it seems almost impossible for a builder to be able to find land in Hollis or Southern New Hampshire and build a "competitive" house in order to compete with "existing construction" price per square foot sales. However, a consideration might be - "make your house SMART!"  Obviously, just as technology changes, so do design and infrastructure changes in new construction. For example, lighter more efficient appliances, security systems built-in, and a house that is just plain smart makes all the sense in the world to me. What is a SMART HOUSE you might ask? It is a house where all the technology component systems are interconnected.  They connect appliances, music, alarm systems, etc. toget...
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By Lori Robertson-Stoudt, BROKER, ABR, CRS, CDPE
(Stoudt Realty REALTOR)
Why People Choose To Live In Hollis and Brookline New Hampshire November, 2010 Blog Post Hollis and Brookline New Hampshire share a cooperative school district for the upper middle and high school.  The school district boasts some of the highest SAT scores around the country and the state testing continues to rank in the top scores year after year. The school system offers drama, football (other sports such as field hockey, lacrosse, etc.) and has a wonderful robotics program.  My oldest daughter participated in the robotics program for many years where they attented a competition at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester.  To see the robots compete is quite an amazing event! Hollis/Brookline both has strict zoning ordinances and various committess such as the "trail committee," the "...
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By Lori Robertson-Stoudt, BROKER, ABR, CRS, CDPE
(Stoudt Realty REALTOR)
As a Southern New Hampshire Real Estate Agent active in social media it is unclear as to what the business result will be from "blogging" and other social arenas.  It has been approximately 3 months that I have been active with various accounts in order to gain real estate exposure in my marketplace (Hollis and Nashua, in particular), however, my problem is vendors! Since I set up my accounts, I get no less than 2 solicitations a day to buy a web plug-in product, and idx product, SEO solution, brand new website, you name it... very distracting. Thus far, my leads in real estate have come from the video posted on YouTube - nothing from activerain, twitter, facebook, or other social medias. I'm wondering how long it takes to "blog" or to "connect" before you see social media working for y...
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By Lori Robertson-Stoudt, BROKER, ABR, CRS, CDPE
(Stoudt Realty REALTOR)
You can get a free blog almost anywhere on the net but how about free blogging from email! If you send an email to post@posterous.com you'll get a blog setup.  You can then email photos, videos, text, whatever... and posterous will automatically BLOG it for you.  There is no application menus to deal with through a web browser interface. I'm using blogger.com and activerain.com but I'm definitely liking posterous. Posterous will also embed lots of different file formats so your youtube video will automatically display when you email it.  In other words, you don't have to try and figure out how to link it, embed the link... blah, blah... blah. Posterous also has an iPhone app for all you iPhone users.  I'm a blackberry gal myself, but I'm thinking about my alternatives because of my new ...
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By Jim Miller, Realtor, Southern NH Real Estate
(Bean Group)
Hollis New Hampshire Real Estate Market Report 3rd quarter 2010 Single Family Homes Hollis New Hampshire Real Estate Market Report 3rd quarter 2010 Single Family Homes In the 3rd quarter of 2010 there were 24 homes that closed in Hollis New Hampshire. This is an increase of 10 homes, as there were 14 homes that closed in the 3rd quarter of 2009. The median list price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 3rd quarter of 2010 was $477,450. The median list price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 3rd quarter of 2009 was $387,950. The median sale price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 3rd quarter of 2010 was $460,000. The median sale price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 3rd quarter of 2009 was $374,500. The median market time for the homes that closed ...
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By Joan Whitebook, Consumer Focused Real Estate Services
(BHG The Masiello Group)
Hollis New Hampshire ~ Annual Fine Arts Festival (edit/delete) The 5th Annual fine arts festival will take place on October 16 and 17 at Nichols Field in Hollis, New Hampshire. Steve Previte is the father of the Fine Arts Festival.  Previte saw a need to introduce local artists to the public and the fall fne arts festival is the perfect time of year. The festival will showcase fine art featuring artists from all over New England.  Artists will be displaying a variety of media including oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor, graphics and photography. WHEN:  October 16 - 17 WHERE:  Nichols Field ( Depot Road in Hollis. Time:  10:00 - 4:00      Welcome to Hollis, New Hampshire ~ A Quaint New England Town         New Hampshire was chosen as the Most Livable State in America! The Safest State in ...
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By Joan Whitebook, Consumer Focused Real Estate Services
(BHG The Masiello Group)
  One of my favorite fall events in New Hampshire is the Beaver Brook Association Fall Festival.   The theme this year is "Forever Nature"     The Beaver Brook Association encourages people from New Hampshire and neighboring states to enjoy nature.  There are activities to emphasize the importance of wildlife and environmental conservation.        Visitors from New Hampshire and beyond make it a point to attend.  Last year there were over 1200 attendees!        Each Year the Beaver Brook Association Fall Festival is preceded by the annual fundraiser.  This year the Art and Photography show will be held in the historic Maple Hill Barn on October 1st.          The mission of the fundraiser is to showcase the vitality of locally produced foods and their importance to our health, the local ...
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By Joan Whitebook, Consumer Focused Real Estate Services
(BHG The Masiello Group)
         Brookdale Farm Stand is one of my favorite farm stands in Southern New Hampshire              The produce at Brookdale Farm is always fresh and plentiful.  There is a great assortment of seasonal fruits and vegetables.  You will be amazed at the large organic selections!  I love the assortment of baby organic salad greens!  Who said eating healthy can't be fun!       Before you go to Brookdale Farm Stand, you may want to check to see  (What's Being Picked Right Now?).  You can plan a delicious menu based on the current seasonal selections that come directly from Brookdale Farm.     The store Brookdale Farm is always full of local surprises.  There you will find a large assortment of cooking items, gifts and other New Hampshire Made items such as Eggs, Honey, Grass Fed Beef, Spa...
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By Joan Whitebook, Consumer Focused Real Estate Services
(BHG The Masiello Group)
     New Hampshire's Old Home Days was established in 1899 by Gov. Frank West Rollins to bring folks who had headed to the west back to the small towns of New Hampshire.     Old Home Days faded away in many parts of New Hampshire and was re-established in Hollis in 1996 in commemoration of the town's 250th anniversary.   Today, there are at approximately 57 Old Home Days events throughout New Hampshire.     This year, the Hollis Old Home Days begins Thursday, September 16 starting at 5:00 P.M and ending at 9:00 p.m. on September 18th.   Old Home Days will be held at Nichols Field on Depot Road.  Old Home Days will come to a finale with the fireworks display Saturday night.   The Theme this year is "Hollis Treasures"        A special treasure map will help folks explore the fairground an...
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By Catherine Marrone, West Newbury MA real estate, Essex County
(Integrity Residential Brokerage LLC)
Hollis NH - Trail Maps As a busy real estate Broker with Integrity Residential Brokerage located in Pepperell, MA, it's sometimes challenging to carve out some time for R&R.  One of the ways I like to relax is to take my wonderful registered Morgan and hit the trails on weekends.  I always try to explore new trails and thought I'd try the Hollis NH Town Forest.  A quick internet search for Hollis NH Trail Maps and I was on my way! I live in Pepperell, MA and arrived at the Hollis NH Silver Lake State Park  parking lot in approximately 10 minutes. Parking the horse trailer was extremely easy. Another nice feature is that the trails are very well marked.  Trail maps are posted throughout the Town Forest. The only thing missing is a "You Are Here" arrow! While I was doing my internet searc...
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By Jim Miller, Realtor, Southern NH Real Estate
(Bean Group)
Hollis New Hampshire Real Estate Market Report 2nd quarter 2010 Single Family Homes In the 2nd quarter of 2010 there were 22 homes that closed in Hollis New Hampshire. This is an increase of 1 home, as there were21 homes that closed in the 2nd quarter of 2009. The median list price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 2nd quarter of 2010 was $399,450. The median list price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 2nd quarter of 2009 was $415,000. The median sale price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 2nd quarter of 2010 was $378,500. The median sale price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 2nd quarter of 2009 was $380,000. The median market time for the homes that closed in Hollis in the 2nd quarter of 2010 was 56 days. The median market time for the homes ...
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By Fred Doleac, Real Estate in a Virtual World
(Fred Doleac - Bean Group)
Hollis New Hampshire Homes Sold Activity for the First Quarter of 2010 Hollis New Hampshire homessold activity reports an increase in values in Q1 2010 as compared to 2009 average sales prices.  The value of $519,096 was the highest in the last four years and a substantial increase over the $345,627 average reported in 2009.   There were 14 homes sold in the first quarter of 2010 as compared to 11 sold in 2009.  Days on market increased to 185 days from 146. Virtual Homes Real Estate agents will provide you with information regarding Hollis NH homes sold and currently for sale.  Visit the Town of Hollis community site for relocation and community information. Information was obtained from the NH MLS (NNEREN) and is not guaranteed to be accurate.
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By Jim Miller, Realtor, Southern NH Real Estate
(Bean Group)
Hollis NH Adult Community Homes and Condominiums The southern New Hampshire town of Hollis has several options for adult living communities. These communities include Runnell's Landing and The Village at Hollis Depot. Click on the placemarks in the map below for more information on each community. View Hollis NH Adult Community Homes in a larger map Jim Miller is a Hollis NH Realtor with Coldwell Banker and provides buyer and sellers with professional real estate services. Jim is a licensed real estate agent in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Realtor Hollis NH 03049 Hollis NH Real Estate Market Report. Active adult communities in Hollis New Hampshire are also known as age targeted, active living, active adult 55 plus, active lifestyle communities, 55 plus community, active adult living...
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By Catherine Marrone, West Newbury MA real estate, Essex County
(Integrity Residential Brokerage LLC)
Hollis NH - New Construction Homes for sale - Free MLS Search  There are many wonderful new construction homes for sale in Hollis, NH.  Prices currently range from the mid $300,000 range for a 2,000sf home to high $900,000 range for a 3,717sf home.   Integrity Residential Brokerage, licensed in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts, would be happy to assist you with your home search. CLICK HERE for a complete MLS list of new construction homes currently available in Hollis, NH           Hollis, NH boasts more than 100 historic homes and buildings. The Hollis Meetinghouse is on the National Register of Historic Places.  In addition, there are a number of historic homes and farmhouses throughout the town marked with rolling fields, orchards, farmland, and stately farms.  Hollis, NH has de...
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By Fred Doleac, Real Estate in a Virtual World
(Fred Doleac - Bean Group)
Hollis,  New Hampshire Foreclosured, Short Sale and Bank Owned Real Estate Purchasing property at a Hollis NH foreclosure auction has many risks to a potential buyer and in most cases the bank will bid and take possession of the property at the auction. The property is then referred to as bank owned, REO (real estate owned) or foreclosed property. A home owner may attempt a "short sale" whereby the bank agrees to accept less than the mortgage balance based on the owner's hardship and financial status. Obtaining approval can be a long and difficult process. Additionally, there is no assurance that the lender will accept an offer at or above the listed price. Register at Hollis NH foreclosures (bank-owned) listings and short sale opportunities. We will contact you and provide: A list of e...
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By Jim Miller, Realtor, Southern NH Real Estate
(Bean Group)
Hollis New Hampshire Real Estate Market Report 1st Quarter 2010 Single Family Homes   In the 1st quarter of 2010 there were 14 homes that closed in Hollis New Hampshire. This is an increase of 3 homes, as there were11 homes that closed in the 1st quarter of 2009. The Average list price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 1st quarter of 2010 was $474,450. The Average list price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 1st quarter of 2009 was $379,900. The Average sale price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 1st quarter of 2010 was $454,950. The Average sale price for the homes that closed in Hollis for the 1st quarter of 2009 was $369,900. The Average Market time for the homes that closed in Hollis in the 1st quarter of 2010 was 144 days. The Average Market time for ...
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