Explore the most effective ways to search for real estate in Vermont. This guide covers online tools, working with agents, mobile apps, local listings, and more.
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August in Vermont brings a sweet spot for homebuyers—more inventory, fewer bidding wars, and motivated sellers. Learn why this month could be your ideal window to make a move, and how to build a smart 14-day buyer plan.
Buying a home in Vermont with a budget of $250,000 or less isn’t easy, but it’s absolutely possible.
I’m Julie Danaher, your trusted Vermont real estate resource, here to share the latest insights on what’s happening across our beautiful state this summer. With fresh data and my own client stories, let’s break down what buyers and sellers need to know as we move through June 2025.
Looking for affordable condos or townhomes in South Burlington, Vermont? This guide highlights 10 of the best communities in 2025, from Winding Brook to Stonehenge. Find out where to live, what amenities you’ll enjoy, and why these neighborhoods are perfect for first-time homebuyers and anyone looking for low-maintenance living.
Real estate is unpredictable. After a quiet April, May brought a burst of energy. In just nine days: Four listings went under contract One buyer secured a home
Thinking of buying a condo in Vermont? HOA fees can be confusing but are an important part of your budget. This guide breaks down what condo HOA fees cover, how much you can expect to pay in Chittenden County, and why they matter when choosing a condo community.
Curious about the average price of a home in Vermont? As of April 2025, the median home price is $450,000, with higher prices in Chittenden and Lamoille counties and affordable opportunities in Orleans and Essex. This guide covers key trends and what buyers need to know.
Welcome to your latest Chittenden County real estate market update for April 2025. This month’s focus: is the housing market showing signs of a true slowdown, or are we merely seeing a short-term dip?
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.