Coldwell Banker Islands Realty is proud to celebrate a major achievement for two of our own. Real Trends Verified has released its 2026 rankings recognizing the top real estate professionals across the United States, an honor reserved for the top 1.5% of agents in the industry.

We are thrilled to announce that Franz Rosenberger and Evan Potvin have been nationally recognized among the top-ranked real estate agents in Vermont.

Franz Rosenberger Ranked #3 in Vermont

Franz Rosenberger has been recognized as the #3 ranked agent in Vermont with a volume of $29.64 Million in real estate sales. For over 23 years, Franz has helped clients navigate the Vermont real estate market with confidence. Known for his thoughtful guidance, pricing expertise, and in-depth knowledge of Lake Champlain waterfront and luxury homes, he is respected for the personalized service he provides every step of the way.

Evan Potvin Ranked #8 in Vermont

Evan Potvin has been recognized as the #8 ranked agent in Vermont with a volume of $24.63 Million in real estate sales. With more than 19 years in the industry, Evan has built a reputation for navigating complex transactions, advocating for his clients, and delivering outstanding results. His extensive knowledge of the Lake Champlain and Grand Isle County real estate markets makes him a trusted resource for buyers and sellers throughout the region.

Franz Rosenberger and Evan Potvin are co-owners of Coldwell Banker Islands Realty. After beginning their careers as sales agents, they purchased the company in 2017 with a vision to build upon its strong local reputation. Through their commitment to innovation, exceptional service, and deep roots in the Lake Champlain Islands, they have helped position CBIR as the market leader in Grand Isle County.

We congratulate Franz and Evan on this outstanding achievement and thank our clients for their continued trust. If you're considering buying or selling Vermont real estate, connect with the experienced team at Coldwell Banker Islands Realty.

As we head into the summer market, Northwest Vermont real estate remains active, with more homes coming to market and steady buyer demand. Year-to-date statistics for Grand Isle, Chittenden, and Franklin counties show a market that is becoming more balanced, creating opportunities for both buyers and sellers.

The median sales price is $460,000, down 4.6% from the same time last year, while closed sales increased 1.9% to 733 transactions. New listings are up 5.1%, giving buyers a wider selection of Vermont homes for sale. At the same time, homes are still selling quickly, with a median of just 10 days on market, and sellers continue to receive an average of 99.0% of their asking price. While prices have softened slightly and competition has increased with more inventory, well-priced homes continue to attract strong interest.

Whether you're considering buying your first home, searching for your next property, or thinking about selling, understanding your local market is the first step. Every community within Grand Isle, Chittenden, and Franklin counties has its own trends. Contact our team today for a personalized look at your local Northwest Vermont real estate market and a strategy tailored to your real estate goals.

The Vermont housing market continues to adjust to shifting buyer demand, inventory levels, and affordability considerations this spring. Across Northwest Vermont, including Grand Isle County, Chittenden County, and Franklin County, the April 2026 market shows a more balanced pace compared to the highly competitive conditions seen over the past several years.

Key Northwest Vermont Real Estate Trends – April 2026

Year-to-date through April, the median sales price for single-family homes and condos reached $455,000, down 4.2% compared to the same period in 2025. While prices have softened slightly, buyer activity remains steady, with 537 closed sales, up 3.7% year over year.

Inventory continues to improve across the region as new listings increased 9.4%, giving buyers more opportunities and choices throughout the Northwest Vermont real estate market. At the same time, homes are still moving relatively quickly, with a median of 11 days on market.

For sellers, this data signals that well-priced and well-prepared homes are still attracting strong interest. Properties sold at an average of 98.6% of asking price, showing that buyers remain competitive even as market conditions become less intense than previous years.

For buyers, the increase in available inventory combined with modest price adjustments may create better opportunities compared to recent spring markets. More listings can mean additional flexibility and time to evaluate options across Grand Isle, Chittenden, and Franklin Counties. 

What This Means for the Vermont Housing Market in 2026

The April 2026 numbers point toward a market that is becoming more balanced while still remaining active. Buyers are gaining more choices, sellers continue to benefit from healthy demand, and pricing remains relatively stable across Northwest Vermont. 

Whether you're considering buying or selling property in Northwest Vermont, understanding hyper-local market trends is essential. Our team closely tracks market activity throughout the region to help clients make informed real estate decisions.

If you'd like to learn more about your local market or the value of your property, contact Coldwell Banker Islands Realty to connect with our team.

As the seasons change in Northwest Vermont, we’re seeing shifts in the real estate market as well. The March 2026 Northwest Vermont real estate market shows signs of renewed activity across Grand Isle, Chittenden, and Franklin counties, with both buyers and sellers adjusting to evolving conditions. The median sales price rose to $467,000, up 11.5% from February but still down 6.4% year over year, while closed sales increased 28.6% month over month to 126 transactions. Homes are moving quickly again, with median days on market dropping to just 8 days, and sellers receiving an average of 98.8% of list price. Inventory remains relatively stable at 393 active listings, with months supply at 3.1, offering more options than recent years but still leaning toward a competitive market. New listings jumped 44.9% from the previous month, signaling a busy spring market ahead.

With inventory rising and homes selling faster, preparation matters more than ever. Whether you’re planning to buy or sell, having a clear strategy can make all the difference. Connect with a local real estate professional to build a game plan tailored to today’s market.

The February 2026 Northwest Vermont real estate market reflects a continued shift toward more balanced conditions across Grand Isle, Chittenden, and Franklin counties. The median sales price declined to $419,000, down 6.9% year over year and 10.8% from January, while closed sales dropped to 98, a 27.9% month-over-month decrease. The Vermont real estate market tends to see a slow down this time of year. Inventory remains elevated, with 382 active listings and months supply rising to 3.9, up 38.1% from last year—giving buyers more options than we’ve seen in recent seasons. Homes are still moving relatively quickly, with a median of 16 days on market, and sellers received an average of 98.5% of list price. With prices softening and inventory building, both buyers and sellers should stay informed on local trends. Contact us today for a personalized look at your Northwest Vermont real estate market and how these changes may impact your next move.