New England Leads the Nation in Housing Market Momentum
A recent Realtor.com® analysis confirms what we’ve long known—New England is on fire when it comes to real estate. In the latest Market Hotness rankings, five out of the six top-performing housing markets in the U.S. are right here in our region.
The Top 6 Hottest Housing Markets Right Now:
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Springfield, MA
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Hartford–West Hartford–East Hartford, CT
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Rochester, NY
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Concord, NH
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Manchester–Nashua, NH
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Amherst Town–Northampton, MA
From Connecticut to central New Hampshire, buyers are eager, and inventory is moving quickly.
What Makes a Market “Hot”?
The Realtor.com® Market Hotness rankings consider two critical factors:
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Market demand, measured by unique views per property on Realtor.com
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Pace of the market, based on how quickly listings go under contract
This means the markets topping the list aren’t just busy, they’re seeing high buyer interest and rapid sales.
Why New England?
There’s a reason these communities are seeing such a surge. From their charm and livability to strong job markets and desirable locations, these areas offer what today’s buyers are looking for. These are just some of the reasons why demand continues to outpace supply.
In fact, homes in these markets are often viewed three times more than the national average and spend significantly less time on the market.
What This Means for You
If you’re thinking of buying:
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Be ready to act fast—homes are moving quickly
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Get pre-approved and work with a local expert who understands the pace of your market
If you’re thinking of selling:
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You’re in a strong position
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With the right pricing and strategy, your home could attract serious interest fast
We Know New England
At Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate The Masiello Group, we’ve been helping clients navigate the New England housing market for more than 50 years. With offices across the region and deep local expertise, we’re proud to serve in many of the communities on this list.
If you’re ready to make a move, our team is here to help. Nobody knows homes better, and we know New England.

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