Explore the latest Lamoille County, Vermont real estate market trends, including home prices, sales activity, and insights from Coldwell Banker Hickok & Boardman.
In 2025, Lamoille County continued to function as a dual-market shaped by Stowe’s year-round resort influence. Countywide single-family prices held steady at $539,250, reflecting a market that has reached a high plateau rather than weakening. Buyer activity remains solid, though more selective, with longer selling timelines especially outside core resort areas signaling a return to more traditional market behavior.
Single-Family January-December 2025
Median Sale Price:
Average Sale Price:
Units Sold:
Newly Listed:
Days on Market:
$539,250 | -1.1%
$830,325 | 2.9%
248 | -2%
352 | -4.9%
73 | 35.2%
Condos January-December 2025
Median Sale Price:
Average Sale Price:
Units Sold:
Newly Listed:
Days on Market:
$565,000 | 19%
$878,043 | 23.2%
103 | 2%
164 | 0.6%
67 | 67.5%
The resort impact is most visible in the condo and multi-family segments, where demand from second-home buyers and investors remains strong. Condo prices rose sharply, led by Stowe’s slope-side and village-adjacent properties, while multi-family pricing surged due to limited inventory and income potential tied to tourism.
Stowe’s influence extends into nearby towns such as Cambridge, Elmore, Hyde Park, and Morristown, where buyers seek relative value with easy access to resort amenities. More rural communities like Johnson, Eden, Wolcott, and Belvidere showed greater price sensitivity and longer days on market, reflecting stronger demand from primary-residence buyers.
