Summer is in full swing, and the Northwest Vermont real estate market is showing plenty of activity. In July, the median sales price for single-family homes and condos across Grand Isle, Chittenden, and Franklin counties rose 7.2% from June to $525,300, while closed sales were up 14.3% to 271 properties month over month.
For people interested in selling, homes are still commanding nearly full asking price, with sellers receiving a median 99.9% of list price. At the same time, active inventory increased 12.1% to 725 properties, giving buyers more choices and creating more competition among listings. Median days on market rose to 12 days, up from 8 in June, suggesting buyers may have slightly more time to evaluate their options.
For buyers searching for Vermont homes for sale, the increase in active inventory offers more opportunities to consider across Northwest Vermont. Interest rates also remain an important factor when evaluating purchasing power and monthly costs, making it especially valuable to understand how current market conditions fit into your plans.
Whether you’re thinking about selling or looking to buy in Grand Isle, Chittenden, or Franklin County, the broader market is only part of the story. Contact our team to learn what the latest Northwest Vermont real estate data means for your specific property or search—and how to make a smart game plan for the months ahead.
