The Vermont Real Estate Market Update for August 2026 shows rising home prices, improving inventory, and a market that's becoming less frantic. Learn what these changes mean if you're buying or selling in Chittenden County.
Market Update
Inventory continues to rise across Chittenden County, giving buyers more options while sellers still benefit from strong demand. Here's what June's housing market numbers reveal and what they could mean for the rest of the summer.
Inventory is finally increasing across Chittenden County, giving buyers more options than they've had in years. But homes are still selling in days and buyer demand remains strong. Learn what Vermont's June 2026 real estate market trends mean for buyers and sellers.
The Chittenden County housing market saw rising inventory, strong buyer demand, and renewed competition this spring. Here’s what buyers and sellers need to know heading into summer.
The April 2026 market update shows rising demand, tightening inventory, and signs that the Chittenden County spring market is gaining momentum.
Inventory is slowly increasing while buyer demand is strengthening in Chittenden County. Here is what March market trends could mean for Vermont home prices.
A February update on the Chittenden County real estate market, including pricing trends, inventory levels, and what buyers and sellers can expect next.
A clear breakdown of Vermont’s 2025 real estate market, with hyper-local insights for Chittenden County and what it means for 2026.
Chittenden County’s November 2025 housing market shows softer prices, rising inventory, steady demand, and improving affordability. Here’s what it means for 2026 buyers and sellers.
It’s no secret that the Vermont real estate market has shifted over the past year — but not everything has cooled down. In this November update, we’re taking a closer look at what’s still hot versus what’s not across Northwestern Vermont, focusing on Chittenden, Washington, and Franklin Counties.