I believe home is more than an address.
It's the foundation for a meaningful life.
I'm Dan. I sell real estate for Portside Real Estate Group in Portsmouth, and every Monday I publish what the Seacoast market actually did last week. Not what it feels like it did. What the data says it did.
The Seacoast isn't one market.
It behaves differently at $600K than it does at $1.2M, differently in Eliot than in York, differently in New Hampshire than in Maine. Every week I track five price bands and a few dozen towns so you can see which market you're actually in, instead of the one the headlines describe.
Median time for a $500K to $700K Seacoast home to go under contract this year. The most competitive band on the board.
Share of listings that fail to sell, climbing at every price band from sub-$500K to $1.3M+. Same coastline, opposite leverage.
Median days to go under contract in Eliot, Maine versus New Castle, New Hampshire. Twelve minutes apart by car. Not the same market.
From the July 13, 2026 issue. New numbers every Monday.
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Hi, I'm Dan.
Fifteen-plus years in creative and video work, now a real estate agent at Portside Real Estate Group in Portsmouth. I read MLS data the way some people read box scores, and I publish what I find because this market makes a lot more sense when someone shows their work.
If you want an agent who leads with numbers instead of urgency, we'll probably get along.
One email, Monday mornings.
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