Concord, NH
Updated April 30, 2026 · Would You Live There?
Good for now
Verdict
$311K
Median Price
23/100
Walk Score
4.6/10
Schools
60 min
to Boston, MA
Score Breakdown
Our Take
Concord offers decent schools and a comfortable cost of living for families, but it’s very car‑centric with almost no walkability or public transit. It’s fine if you’re willing to drive to work, but it’s not a great fit for commuters or people who want a vibrant downtown.
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The Good
- ✓Strong public schools with an average rating of 4.6
- ✓Median home price ($310k) is reasonable relative to median income ($78k)
- ✓Small‑town feel with less traffic congestion than larger cities
- ✓Low flood risk (Zone X)
- ✓Moderate cost of living overall
Real Talk
- !Walk score of 23 means you’ll need a car for most errands
- !Public transit score 14 indicates minimal options for commuters
- !Median rent ($1,267) is high relative to local wages, especially for renters
- !Property taxes in New Hampshire can be steep, adding to overall cost
- !Noise from local events can be noticeable in the downtown area
- $High property taxes for homeownership
- $Utilities and maintenance on older housing stock
- $Transportation costs for commuting to Boston or other job centers
Best For
Risk Snapshot
Crime & Safety
Concord, NH
Safety grade
57% safer than the national average
2% higher than the national average
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Rates are estimated from neighborhood characteristics using national FBI baselines. Actual figures vary by block — always verify with local sources before making decisions.
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