What came First--The Pandemic or the Low Inventory

The 100,000 people that moved out of Manhattan moved to Brooklyn--The 50,000 people who stated they were not going back to Boston found houses in Medford So the people are not just up and leaving to New Hampshire. In the grand scheme of things those are small numbers compared to population of those towns. Now they are moving back.

Wealth creation also played a big role in driving price and demand growth in 2021. There were 5 million new millionaires in the world in 2021, according to the report’s findings.

“Access to technology and the digital democratization of investments, including private equity, have led to greater levels of wealth creation and growth. This is something that will gain momentum over the coming years,” a report said.

This newly generated wealth led more buyers to make real estate investments of varying kinds. It is clear if there is concern of the stock market, real estate gains. Even during the last financial crisis of 2008 New Hampshire did not really see a lack of sales in the high end market.

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A minka (“people’s house”) is a Japanese country house traditionally built with simple materials like bamboo, earth and straw. Once inhabited by farmers, artisans and merchants, today it tends to be replaced by more modern buildings. Japan is aware of the disappearance of its rural heritage and very strong regional character, and undertook a policy of preserving and fixing some of these homes. In some cases, entire villages have been renovated, such as Shirakawa-go.

An ancient tradition

These thatched houses were ideally adapted to their environment and climatic conditions according to their region. Both beautiful and functional, they reflect the essence of Japanese architecture whose recognizable styles are held with pride by Japanese people. Built with local materials almost exclusively of plant origin, sometimes supplemented with clay, they were made without nails. The interior of a typical minka was generally composed of a large room (dôma) where crafts, farm work and food preparation occurred. It also had a raised living area with tatami, and for the most sophisticated, modular rooms where family activities took place. The roof rafters form the shape of praying hands. In Buddhism when the roof is completed the whole idea is to ask God to descend on the new house to protect the house, family.

A modern marketing approach

Your Minka House is a testament to preserving a home with a history like few would or could undertake with all of the natural surroundings as part of the picture. There simply is no other house that comes close. It takes a very special buyer with the same level of appreciation of detail. Your home is more than a home. It is a museum, a masterpiece of craftsmanship and detail rarely found in any home anywhere. It is also a very specific buyer who can appreciate its value, emotionally, historically and financially. A person who has to have the most unique or best of anything. And a buyer that appreciates a genuine Japanese tradition. Our job is to get the message out there.

Every home has a story. Your story is way more intriguing than most. Just the process of making it is media worthy. There isn’t enough space on an MLS listing to come close to describing how special your home is. Videos, Electronic and printed books and more. We have secured www.MinkaHouseNH.com as a base for the very interesting story behind your home. A home that combines ancient traditions with a Tesla Charging system.