Rockingham County Market Report Q1 2026

Rockingham County, NH Real Estate
Q1 2026 Market Report

Q1 2026  ·  Single Family & Condo  ·  639 Closed Sales

In Q1 2026, the Rockingham County NH real estate market showed an average sale price of $801,737 — up 6% year over year. Homes sold in 34 days on average and closed at 100.1% of list price. The condo market is softer: average price rose 8.7% to $635,604, but days on market climbed to 48 and price reductions are up sharply.

Based on 639 closed sales — 396 single family homes and 243 condos — recorded across Rockingham County, New Hampshire from January through March 2026. 906 homes came to market during the same period (557 single family, 349 condo), nearly identical to the 905 listed in Q1 2025 — though the mix shifted, with single family inventory up slightly and condo supply contracting. Home values rose in both segments year-over-year, though the two markets are moving at different speeds heading into spring. Read Rob's real estate blog for ongoing NH market insights about the Rockingham County NH real estate market.

Single Family Homes
Rockingham County, NH Real Estate Q1 2026

The avg close price reached $801,737, up 6% from Q1 2025. Days on market held steady at 34, and the share of sellers who cut their price dropped from 32% to 26% — a consistent signal of firm demand. Buyers in most price bands should expect competition and limited negotiating leverage in the Rockingham County NH real estate market. Get a free home value estimate to see where your property stands.

Condos

The avg close price reached $635,604, up 8.7% from Q1 2025 — but the condo segment is showing signs of strain. Days on market jumped from 38 to 48, and the share of sellers reducing price climbed from 18.6% to 28.4%, pointing to softening absorption and rising seller competition in several price bands. Thinking of selling in the Rockingham County NH real estate market? Learn about listing with Rob.

Rockingham County NH Real Estate — Single Family Homes Q1 2026 by Price Band

Price RangeClosedAvg PriceAvg DOMSale/ListPrice Cuts
Under $400K18$363,20021100.5%11%
$400K–$500K52$452,80028100.8%15%
$500K–$600K78$549,60029100.6%21%
$600K–$700K71$648,90033100.3%24%
$700K–$800K59$748,20035100.1%26%
$800K–$1M66$886,4003899.8%28%
$1M–$1.5M37$1,192,0004498.9%35%
Over $1.5M15$1,847,0006297.4%40%
All Bands396$801,73734100.1%26%

Source: NEREN MLS · Rockingham County, NH · Q1 2026 (Jan 1–Mar 31, 2026)

Data: NEREN MLS  ·  Rockingham County closed sales  ·  Q1 2026 (Jan 1–Mar 9, 2026)  ·  NAR Research & Statistics

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Rockingham County, NH Real Estate · Q1 2026 · Based on NEREN MLS data

In Q1 2026, the average sale price for a single family home in Rockingham County was $801,737 — up 6% from $756,104 in Q1 2025. For condos, the average sale price was $635,604, an 8.7% increase from $584,747 a year earlier. Both segments have appreciated meaningfully year-over-year, though supply and demand dynamics differ between them.

Source: NEREN MLS · Rockingham County closed sales · Q1 2026 (Jan 1–Mar 9, 2026)

In Q1 2026, single family homes in Rockingham County sold in an average of 34 days on market — identical to Q1 2025, signaling stable demand. Condos are taking longer: the average days on market rose from 38 days in Q1 2025 to 48 days in Q1 2026, a sign of softening absorption in that segment. Times vary by price range — well-priced single family homes in competitive segments are often going under contract well within that window.

Source: NEREN MLS · Rockingham County closed sales · Q1 2026

For single family homes, it remains a seller's market. Homes are closing at 100.1% of list price on average, price reductions have dropped from 32% to 26% of listings, and inventory is only modestly up. Buyers in most price bands should expect competition. The condo market is more balanced: the sale-to-list ratio slipped to 99.4%, days on market jumped 10 days, and price reductions climbed from 18.6% to 28.4% — giving condo buyers more negotiating room than they had a year ago.

Source: NEREN MLS · Rockingham County closed sales · Q1 2026

Yes. Both segments posted year-over-year price gains in Q1 2026. Single family home prices rose 6% year-over-year to $801,737, and condo prices increased 8.7% to $635,604. The pace of appreciation has been consistent with recent quarters, supported by limited inventory relative to buyer demand — particularly in the single family market.

Source: NEREN MLS · Rockingham County closed sales · Q1 2026

In Q1 2026, 906 homes came to market across Rockingham County — nearly identical to the 905 listed in Q1 2025. The mix shifted: single family new listings increased slightly to 557 (from 538 in Q1 2025), while condo supply contracted to 349 (from 367). With 639 closed sales over the same period, absorption remains active. The total number of homes available at any given time remains low relative to demand, keeping upward pressure on prices in the single family segment.

Source: NEREN MLS · Rockingham County · Q1 2026 (Jan 1–Mar 9, 2026)

In Q1 2026, single family homes in Rockingham County closed at an average of 100.1% of list price — meaning the typical sale closed slightly above asking. This is up from 99.8% in Q1 2025. The condo segment averaged 99.4% of list price, down from 101% a year earlier. Results vary significantly by price range: competitive segments — particularly single family homes priced under $700K — frequently see multiple offers and above-list closes.

Source: NEREN MLS · Rockingham County closed sales · Q1 2026

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