
Why the Upper Valley is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live, work, and invest.

Median home prices in the region have risen 7% year-over-year. While inventory is improving, high demand from out-of-state buyers keeps the market competitive.

Anchored by Dartmouth College and successful exits like Adimab, the region has emerged as a 'micro-biotech hub' rivaling Cambridge in innovation per capita.

With an A+ rating for public schools and family living, Norwich continues to be the premier choice for professionals moving to the Upper Valley.

The SYNERGY program received major federal funding to accelerate the translation of biomedical research into commercial applications, driving further job growth.

Sullivan County saw a 13.2% jump in median prices. The Upper Valley remains a hot spot due to its strong employment base compared to the rest of the state.

A deep dive into why the 'Land of Unexpected Discoveries' offers a unique blend of rural charm, ivy league culture, and outdoor recreation.

A major 400-bed expansion on West Wheelock Street aims to alleviate the local housing crunch and support growing enrollment.

Snow sports and summer tourism continue to drive the regional economy, contributing nearly 5% to the state's GDP.

From The Red Rooster in Woodstock to King Arthur Baking in Norwich, the region's culinary scene is gaining national recognition.

The community-led revival of Mt. Ascutney has created a year-round destination for hiking, biking, and backcountry skiing.

This 58-mile trail connecting Lebanon to Boscawen offers a premier corridor for cyclists and runners, enhancing property values along the route.

Despite national economic uncertainty, local business leaders cite the region's strong institutional anchors as a stabilizer for growth.
Per Working Adult in Lebanon
Micropolitan Economies in US
Biotech Valuation (Adimab)