to Coldwell Banker Hickok & Boardman Realty's 2011 Year-End Market Report. With 2011 having drawn to a close our goal is to provide Northwest Vermont's homebuyers, sellers and investors with the critical information they need to make educated decisions.
As you’ll see throughout the pages of this report, Northwest Vermont has remained an island of housing strength, while many communities across the U.S. continue to suffer declining median sale prices.
To get a feel for some of the reasons why many are opting to buy a home in Northwest Vermont, please read our “Homeowner Spotlight” which features a recent transplant who opted to buy rather than rent when he relocated to Burlington.
If you are considering buying, selling or are just curious about the health of Northwest Vermont’s real estate market, I urge you to read the report’s market highlights and trends to gain a better understanding of how our region has held up during the recent property crisis.
As you’ll see, Northwest Vermont has remained relatively stable. Sales across Chittenden, Franklin, Grand Isle and Addison counties rose 7% last year, while the median sale price for residential properties – single-family homes, condominiums and mobile homes –gained about 1%. The region last year demonstrated a healthy robust sell-to-list price ratio of 96%, while pending listings are little changed, signaling a steady stream of transactions.
Next, delve into the specific reports about the region’s towns, counties and school districts. Northwest Vermont is known for its vibrancy and diversity, and that extends to its local towns, with each demonstrating their own traits and strengths.
If you are considering selling or buying a luxury home or a multi-family property, the 2011 Year-End Market Report also provides insights into those distinct markets.
Our goal in creating this report is to help inform and educate buyers and sellers. If you would like additional insights or more details about specific neighborhoods, please contact a Coldwell Banker Hickok & Boardman Realtor for their interpretation of the report, as well as to benefit from our company’s excellent customer service.
Sincerely,
Leslee MacKenzie
President/Owner
To get a feel for some of the reasons why many are opting to buy a home in Northwest Vermont, please read our “Homeowner Spotlight” which features a recent transplant who opted to buy rather than rent when he relocated to Burlington.
If you are considering buying, selling or are just curious about the health of Northwest Vermont’s real estate market, I urge you to read the report’s market highlights and trends to gain a better understanding of how our region has held up during the recent property crisis.
As you’ll see, Northwest Vermont has remained relatively stable. Sales across Chittenden, Franklin, Grand Isle and Addison counties rose 7% last year, while the median sale price for residential properties – single-family homes, condominiums and mobile homes –gained about 1%. The region last year demonstrated a healthy robust sell-to-list price ratio of 96%, while pending listings are little changed, signaling a steady stream of transactions.
Next, delve into the specific reports about the region’s towns, counties and school districts. Northwest Vermont is known for its vibrancy and diversity, and that extends to its local towns, with each demonstrating their own traits and strengths.
If you are considering selling or buying a luxury home or a multi-family property, the 2011 Year-End Market Report also provides insights into those distinct markets.
Our goal in creating this report is to help inform and educate buyers and sellers. If you would like additional insights or more details about specific neighborhoods, please contact a Coldwell Banker Hickok & Boardman Realtor for their interpretation of the report, as well as to benefit from our company’s excellent customer service.
Sincerely,
Leslee MacKenzie
President/Owner
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The Coldwell Banker Hickok & Boardman Realty Market Report is based on data collected from internal and external sources such as the Northern New England Real Estate Network and does not represent privately negotiated transactinos unless so noted. All material herein is designed for information purposes only and has been drawn from sources deemed reliable. Thought the data is believed to be correct, it is present subject to omissions, errors, changes or withdrawal without notifce. The report is not designed to solicit property already listed. Coldwell Banker is a registered trademark licensed to Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. An Equaly Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. All Offices are independently owned and operated.
The Coldwell Banker Hickok & Boardman Realty Market Report is based on data collected from internal and external sources such as the Northern New England Real Estate Network and does not represent privately negotiated transactinos unless so noted. All material herein is designed for information purposes only and has been drawn from sources deemed reliable. Thought the data is believed to be correct, it is present subject to omissions, errors, changes or withdrawal without notifce. The report is not designed to solicit property already listed. Coldwell Banker is a registered trademark licensed to Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. An Equaly Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. All Offices are independently owned and operated.
