Some data has suggested that rural home sales may be increasing as city dwellers seek to flee the pandemic, but a new story out of rural New Hampshire confirms the trend, at least in New England.
"Not since almost 19 years ago, when traumatized New Yorkers swept into northern New England seeking safety in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, has there been such a pressing demand for homes in the Upper Valley, according to area real estate brokers," John Lippman
reports for the
Valley News in West Lebanon, N.H. "Although the Upper Valley has had a housing shortage for years, making it difficult for both local and out-of-state residents to find a home to buy or apartment to rent, the pandemic has pulled the supply of homes even tighter.
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