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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.
Buying a home isn’t just about the mortgage payment. From utilities and insurance to heating, maintenance, and long-term replacements, Vermont homeowners face several ongoing costs that first-time buyers often overlook. Here’s what to expect so you can plan confidently and avoid surprises.
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.
Buying a home in Vermont? A home inspection is one of the most crucial steps in the process. Learn what inspectors look for, how they rate issues, and the most common findings—from roof wear and electrical safety to moisture problems—so you can make confident, informed decisions before finalizing your purchase.
Curious who pays Realtor fees when buying a home in Vermont? Here’s how commissions work, what’s typical at closing, and when exceptions might apply.
Vermont’s real estate market remains strong heading into fall 2025. Discover how prices, inventory, and rates are shifting across Chittenden, Franklin, and Washington Counties.
Mortgage rates in Vermont have dropped to their lowest level in three years, opening new opportunities for buyers who were previously priced out. With improved affordability and renewed momentum in the market, now may be the perfect time to revisit your homeownership goals.
Fall is emerging as a powerful season for Vermont home sellers. If you're highly motivated, want to move before the holidays, or want to capitalize on market momentum, here are 3 reasons why now might be the best time to sell in Chittenden County.
The Vermont real estate market has seen significant shifts, leading many to wonder: Is Vermont becoming a buyer’s market? In this market update, we analyze trends in Chittenden, Franklin, Lamoille, and Addison counties to determine whether buyers are gaining the upper hand.