Vermont housing market
Vermont did not record a sustained fall after the 2006 national peak. Typical home values stand at $402,017 today.
Vermont did not record a sustained fall after the 2006 national peak. Typical home values stand at $402,017 today.
3 forecasts published for Vermont, newest first.
Coverage gap. The most recent Vermont forecast on this site is for 2019 — 7 years ago. The measured figures above are current; the forecasts below are not.
Reporting filed under Vermont, newest first.
Home sales increased slightly in Vermont, mainly because of homes that were damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Irene moving though the area over the summer,…
By Mike Colpitts Investors accounted for almost 1 in 4 home purchases during the month of January, up to 23% of purchases, demonstrating that the home buying…
By Mike Colpitts Home prices fell nearly an average of 5% last year as a result of a troubled U.S.
By Mike Colpitts Home prices tumbled an average of 4.3% on a year-over-year basis through last November, according to real estate analytics firm CoreLogic.
By Mike Colpitts The Obama administration’s proposal of jobs and spending initiatives would supply much needed aid to the real estate industry, and give the…
The way people feel about their personal well being in relationship to money is taking a serious hit as the Wealth Effect leaves Americans feeling poorer, a…
By Kevin Chiu Home sharing is gaining in popularity as consumers look for ways to save money with the economy sputtering and more homeowners losing their…
Sheltered by better employment conditions and the lowest number of foreclosures for any state in the U.S., Vermont is making its way through the financial…
Driven by a slow housing market Vermont home prices dipped slightly, but are the least affected by the financial crisis in the nation.
There’s simply no doubt about it. Burlington, Vermont and neighboring South Burlington are the best housing market in America rated by the lowest number of…