Addison County Real Estate Market 2025


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The single-family home market in Addison County has experienced significant growth in median sales prices over the past eight years, with values rising from $269,000 in 2018 to $477,500 in the first half of 2025- a 78% increase. After units sold steadily declined from a high in 2021, a 32% increase in newly listed homes so far this year has resulted in a 19% increase in sales. This trend shows a 15% year-over-year increase in median sale prices.

Single-Family January-June 2025
Median Sale Price:Average Sale Price:Units Sold:Newly Listed:Days on Market:
$477,500 15.1% $538,069 3.4%106 19.1%196 32.4%56 9.8%
Condos January-June 2025
Median Sale Price:Average Sale Price:Units Sold:Newly Listed:Days on Market:
$335,750 -12.8% $344,750 -13.9%6 50%12 50%15 -31.8%

Middlebury posted the highest number of sales in the county plus a nearly 11% increase in median sale price, followed by Bristol with a 12% increase in price. Many other towns experienced declines in the median sale price or in units sold but this is a likely a result of a small number of sales affecting the data. Starksboro, Addison, Goshen, and Weybridge commanded premium prices during the 6-month period. Days on market (DOM) varied widely across the region.

Across property types, single-family homes remain dominant, with a median sale price of $477,500, while condos, reflecting a small portion of properties sold, saw a strong increase in new listings and units sold. The median sale price of land grew 14% to $145,000. Overall, buyers have more inventory to choose from, with strong price appreciation in key towns highlighting continued demand.

Single-Family Home Prices Continue to Climb
The median price for single-family homes rose 15.1% from last year, continuing a multi-year trend of appreciation.

Land Sales Slow Despite Rising Median Prices
Land sales fell but the median price rose 13.73% to $145,000. Inventory improved, with new listings up 36%, providing more opportunities for buyers in search of custom-building sites or long-term investments.

Addison County Single-FamilyMedian PriceVS 2024Units SoldVS 2024New ListingsVS 2024Average DOM
Addison $855,000 191.5%433.3%7-12.5%51
Bridport $385,000 -7.1%7250.0%2-71.4%86
Bristol $424,500 30.5%10100.0%22144.4%34
Cornwall $579,200 -45.3%3-25.0%716.7%11
Ferrisburgh $559,000 -45.1%3-62.5%11-26.7%30
Goshen $1,740,000 484.9%20.0%0.0%272
Granville $371,500 198.2%4300.0%4300.0%10
Hancock $300,000 -14.0%10.0%2-33.3%92
Leicester $470,000 45.0%20.0%40.0%32
Lincoln $469,000 -9.3%40.0%833.3%30
Middlebury $454,936 7.9%2066.7%4387.0%36
Monkton $517,500 -6.7%814.3%928.6%39
New Haven $505,000 -16.2%5-16.7%8-11.1%34
Orwell $340,000 33.1%5400.0%9200.0%183
Panton $391,000 38.2%30.0%50.0%47
Ripton0.0%0.0%4100.0%
Salisbury $469,000 20.3%3-25.0%1042.9%55
Shoreham $456,250 24.9%4-50.0%912.5%113
Starksboro $635,000 102.1%8166.7%860.0%20
Vergennes $507,000 16.3%8-20.0%1515.4%63
Waltham0.0%0.0%1-50.0%
Weybridge $855,000 113.0%2-33.3%30.0%112
Whiting0.0%0.0%5400.0%

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