Please check your e-mail box for the survey link which was
distributed by NHAR on Thursday, October 30, and fill out the short but
vital monthly survey that will help us to help you assess New Hampshire
homebuyer trends. For those who did not receive a copy and would like
one, e-mail a request to NHAR Communications Director Dave Cummings by clicking here.
Back by popular demand, 2008 featured speaker
Bruce Aydt returns to Manchester for the 2009 Professional Standards workshop,
scheduled for Feburary 11 or February 12, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Radisson
Hotel/Center of New Hampshire. Register now to take advantage of the
early-bird registration fee of only $35. For more information and to
register, click here.
For the first time in nine years, New
Hampshire, under the direction of NAR Region 1 Regional Vice President (and
Manchester's own) Bonnie Guevin, will host the New England REALTORS® Committee
Conference. For details, click here.
In Memoriam
In this
space, NHAR recognizes the lives of members of the REALTOR® family who have
passed.
Please help us to do this by
contacting Dave Cummings upon the death of someone who should be acknowledged
among his or her REALTOR® peers. Call 603-225-5549 or e-mail dave@nhar.com.
Despite declines in the first half of
2008 compared to the same period last year, the residential housing market in
New Hampshire isn't as bad as national headlines might lead you to believe,
particularly if you think of real estate as a long-term investment rather than
a short-term "flip." For full-year data from 1998 to 2007, click here. For nine-month (January-September)
data from 1998 to 2008, click here.
For those who missed demographer Peter
Francese's report — The New Reality: A More Complex and Uncertain Buyer
Landscape" — at the New Hampshire Association of REALTORS® Fall Convention
in September, you can find those handouts by clicking here.
Confused by today's market
conditions? Feel like your piece of the pie is shrinking? Wondering
what 2009 will hold for the real estate industry? Find out at Global
Connect in New York. For more information, click here.
The calendar function on our website
has been experiencing technical difficulties, so the best way to find the most
recent, updated education calendar is by clicking here.
The National Association of REALTORS®
and the New Hampshire Association of REALTORS® Legal Committee is providing our
members with this Short Sale Work Flow, a comprehensive overview of the short
sale process designed as an educational tool for brokers and sales
associates. For a copy of the document, click here.
