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Nashua is also affected by the prevalent housing crisis in the country, as indicated in the declining estimated home values. In February 2009, the estimated average value of a single family home was $220,677, relatively low compared to $305,316 median value reported just a month before. The average sales price of a house in January 2009 was $229,100. During that time, there are only 2 homes being sold and majority of properties listed have to stay an average of 65 days before being sold or taken off the market. Those who are thinking of relocating to Nashua or purchasing a second home should have a lot of options and choices open for them, considering the total inventory of available homes in the city is 593. Most of the homes offered on the market are resale, though there are also newly constructed homes and foreclosed properties being listed. Majority of the households in Nashua own the houses they live in, while an estimated 41% are renters, paying an average of $1068 per month.

Nashua, New Hampshire - The Gate City

Nashua is a city in New Hampshire and a part of Hillsborough County. Next to Manchester, it is considered the second largest city in the state, with an estimated population of 87,200. The city is located along the banks of the Merrimack River, while the Nashua River and the Salmon Brook also runs through it. Just like its neighbor Manchester, the city had its origin as a textile town. In the present, the city's economy relies largely on high-technology industries. Among the city's largest employers are the BAE Systems North America, Teradyne Connection Systems Inc., Hewlett Packard, GN Netcom/Unix Inc., and GL&V Pulp Group Inc. Numerous business enterprises have been established in Nashua, drawn by low corporate taxes imposed by the state. Consequently, most workers enjoy high wages and the city has low unemployment rates. Other industries that are major economic players in Nashua are retail, service, manufacturing, and financial services. New Hampshire also do not impose sales and income taxes on its residents. There are several college and university campuses in the city, such as Hesser College-Nashua, Franklin Pierce College, Nashua Community College, New Hampshire University Nashua, Daniel Webster College, and Rivier College.

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