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At the last survey in February 2009, the average home value in the city was $201,953. However, prospective home buyers can still find a good deal, with the average sales price of a single family home in Manchester estimated to be $180,833. During the month of January 2009, only 6 homes were sold in the city, indicating the effects of a nationwide housing crisis. This leads to a total inventory of 526 homes still for sale. Majority of these properties are resale and only a small percentage are composed of foreclosed properties and newly constructed houses. There are more renters compared to homeowners in Manchester and home vacancy is estimated to be 3%. Despite the high percentage of renters in the city, the estimated average monthly rent in the city is $1068, quite high compared to the other cities in the region and the country.

Manchester, New Hampshire

Manchester is a city in the state of New Hampshire, within the region known as the New England. It is part of the Hillsborough Country, situated along the Merrimack River. There are also several bodies of water near the city, such as the Cohas Brook, the Piscataquog River, and the Massabesic Lake. It has an estimated population of 108,600 and is considered to be the most populous city in the state. From a textile mill town, the city has evolved to become an economic center in the area, with the presence of several large companies such as Citizens Bank, Filene’s, Banknorth, Associated Grocers of NE Inc., and the Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield. The city also has large manufacturing and retail industries. Manchester is considered as one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the region, where unemployment is low and the cost of living is reasonable. There are several institutions of higher education in the city, supporting its continued growth and development. These include the Hesser College, the New Hampshire Institute of Art, a campus of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, the Manchester Community College, the University of New Hampshire in Manchester, and the North Eastern Institute of Whole Health.

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