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New Hope Ranks No. 2 Hottest Luxury Housing Market in Nation Homebuyers have been aggressive in their pursuit of properties in New Hope, Bucks County, this spring. That activity has propelled the Bucks County borough to a lofty place on a… Homebuyers have been aggressive in their pursuit of properties in New Hope, Bucks County, this spring. That activity has propelled the Bucks County borough to a lofty place on a list of the hottest luxury housing markets in the country. The Philadelphia Business Journal announced that New Hope was ranked as the nation's No. 2 hottest luxury housing market during the second quarter of 2026. New Hope stood out as the sole Bucks County community in the top 327 luxury markets analyzed, based on Intercontinental Exchange ZIP code data for homes averaging at least $1.5 million. From April through June 2026, New Hope's average sale price reached $1.58 million, up 51% year-over-year, with many deals closing above asking price. According to a BUCKSCO.TODAY report, prices in the $1 million to $2.5 million range are the most fluid. Several ultra-luxury listings hit the market at $10 million, $16.5 million, and $18.8 million, drawing attention as buyers pursue entry-level luxury options. “The million, million-and-a-half dollar homes, that was a feeding frenzy this spring,” said Nick Esser, managing partner of New Hope-based Addison Wolfe Real Estate, in a statement shared with BUCKSCO.TODAY. The typical luxury home in New Hope sold after about 97 days on the market, a pace slower than nearby benchmarks like Ocean City and Brielle, New Jersey, despite strong demand for high-end estates. Buying activity reflects broad demand beyond the local area. A growing share of purchases is coming from second-home buyers from New York, California, and Florida, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal. Brielle, New Jersey, was the only community to appear higher in the national rankings. Ocean City, New Jersey, placed third in the same nationwide assessment.