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BUSINESS 2.0 - Top 10 Cities: Where
to buy now
Manchester,
NH Ranks #8
New
Hampshire's financial appeal
is readily apparent: It has
no income or sales tax, and
it's within commuting
distance of Boston, one of
the most expensive housing
markets in the country.
Manchester, a former textile
mill town, is the largest
city in northern New
England; neighboring Nashua,
which twice has won honors
as Money Magazine's "best
place to live" in America,
shares a border with
Massachusetts, which has
been losing population since
2004.
"The edges of greater Boston
are beyond the state
boundary," notes geographer
Andrew Schiller, founder of
Neighborhood Scout. "People
know they can move out of
Boston, get more house for
their dollar, and have a
great quality of life."
And now may be a good time
to buy, because appreciation
rates started dropping in
New England several quarters
earlier than in the rest of
the country. Prices are
expected to burst upward
again by mid-2007.
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WHEN YOU LIST WITH CHOICE…
When you employ Choice Realty to market
your property, you’re employing a team of individuals
who have worked exceptionally well together for many
years. You’ll be assured that your property will be
advertised daily. We enlist the services of other
Brokers through the Multiple Listing Service, a FOR SALE
sign may be posted, flyers may be circulated and open
houses may be scheduled. Our team will work with you to
sell your house in the most professional manner
possible!
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