The January 2026 Northwest Vermont real estate market shows shifting conditions across Grand Isle, Chittenden, and Franklin counties for single-family homes and condos. Year over year, the median sales price rose 3.6% to $469,500, while closed sales remained flat and new listings increased 8%. Inventory continues to build, with active listings up 33.6% and months supply of inventory rising to 2.9 months, signaling more options for buyers. Compared to December, closed sales declined 32.7%, while new listings jumped 84.1%, reflecting typical seasonal patterns. Homes spent a median of 29 days on market, and sellers received an average of 97.8% of list price. With inventory rising and price growth moderating, both buyers and sellers should pay close attention to local trends. Contact us today to learn more about your market and how these January 2026 housing statistics may impact your real estate goals.

Northwest Vermont’s housing market saw notable movement in October 2025, reflecting a continued shift as inventory trends upward and prices begin to soften. The median sales price continues to rise. The median sales price in October settled at $539,900, up 8% from September and up 14.6% year over year. Despite the continued rise of prices, deals are happening. Closed sales rose to 205, marking both monthly and annual gains. Homes took longer to sell this month, with median days on market increasing to 17. Sellers received 98.9% of their list price, a slight month-over-month dip. This shows that negotiations are happening and sellers are not always selling for the full list price. Inventory remains a key story—active listings reached 389, up 15.1% compared to last October, giving buyers more options even as new listings declined to 193 from the previous month. Whether you're planning to buy or sell, these shifts offer important opportunities. Each market is unique, and we're here to help you navigate it with confidence. Contact us today for a personalized analysis of your local market.

In August 2025, the Northwest Vermont housing market saw notable shifts for single-family homes across Grand Isle, Chittenden, and Franklin counties. The median sales price climbed to $565,000, up 9.1% year-over-year, while buyers acted quickly with homes spending a median of just 10 days on market. Closed sales held steady at 189, and sellers received 99.7% of their list price, showing continued strong demand. Inventory remained tight with 398 active listings and 203 new listings, keeping months of supply at just 2.1. Whether you’re thinking about selling or buying, now is a critical time to understand how these trends impact your goals. Contact us today to learn more about your local market.

In July 2025, the Northwest Vermont real estate market showed mixed trends across Grand Isle, Chittenden, and Franklin counties. The median sales price dipped to $517,450, down 4.2% from last year, while closed sales rose 9.3% with 188 homes sold. Homes are taking longer to sell, with the median days on market jumping to 18, a 63.6% increase compared to last year. Sellers are still receiving near full price, with homes selling at 99.6% of list price, while buyers are seeing more options as new listings rose 22.4% and active inventory grew 39.3%. If you’re thinking about buying or selling, now is the time to understand how these shifts affect your goals—contact us today for a personalized market analysis.

The Northwest Vermont housing market remained strong in April 2025, with 114 single-family homes sold across Grand Isle, Chittenden, and Franklin counties—a nearly 30% increase from last year. The median sales price rose modestly to $516,000, while new listings surged by over 40%, giving buyers more options than we've seen in months. Inventory climbed by 60% year-over-year, yet homes are still moving quickly, with a median of just 7 days on the market. If you're curious how these trends affect your home value or buying power, contact us today for a personalized market update.