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Size the purchase pipeline. Start in Concord. Read the three-building permit before the August file.
- Priority 01 Size the purchase pipelineMerrimack County recorded 1,760 home-purchase mortgage originations in 2025, about 34 a week. The county ranked third of ten in New Hampshire in 2025.
- Priority 02 Put the first territory day in ConcordIn the 2020 to 2024 ACS window, Concord 03301 has 13,856 occupied homes, the deepest served ZIP in Merrimack County. The same window records 60,901 county households.
- Priority 03 The June spike is three buildings, not a hundred houses.Of the 136 residential units Merrimack County authorized in June 2026, 103 sit in three structures of five or more units, up from zero in May. That class carries builder's risk and general liability during construction and a habitational package in service. The county's 2023 business roll shows 13 commercial building contractors and 23 residential-lessor firms. The next permit file is expected August 27, 2026.
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1,242 Merrimack County households refinanced in 2025, up from 796 the year before. Every one of those closings forced a proof-of-insurance request and reset an escrow, and most of them reached that moment without hearing from their agent. That is a coverage-review call list with a size on it: about 24 closings a week, 649 rate-and-term and 593 cash-out.
The field here is thinning, not crowding. New Hampshire lost 39 insurance-agency establishments between 2019 and 2023, and eight of ten counties declined. Merrimack went the other way, from 53 to 55. Fewer storefronts are competing for the same renewals. The question is which of them shows up with evidence.
Flood, and the gap has a number. 215 of Merrimack County's 1,069 flood-zone homes carry an NFIP flood contract: a take-up rate of 20 percent. Standard homeowners policies exclude flood, and as an independent you can write it, NFIP or private. That leaves 854 flood-zone homes with no NFIP contract, from FEMA's own in-force counts.
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