The residential real estate market for the Greater Woodstock market area strengthened in 2019 versus 2018. The area saw 242 sales of single-family homes, nearly matching the 244 sales that sold/closed in the break-out, record-setting year of 2017. Buying activity for the Greater Hanover-Lebanon market area continued to be strong in 2019, essentially matching the pace of 2018 and with several new records being set for the market. The market saw 338 sales of single-family homes in 2019, compared to 350 in 2018.  [READ MORE]

 

 

The Woodstock, Vermont real estate market was very strong in 2019, with seventy-two (72) sales of single-family homes, perfectly matching the record that was set in 2017.  [READ MORE]

 

 

The West Windsor, Vermont real estate market continued to strengthen in 2019, setting several new records.  Specifically, the market saw a record-high thirty (30) sales of single-family homes, up from twenty-four (24) sales in 2018.  Homes that sold in 2019 were on the market for just under 4 months before going under contract, the shortest duration on record.  [READ MORE]

 

 

The Strafford, Vermont real estate market had a strong year in 2019, with eighteen (18) sales of single-family homes, up 80% from the slow pace of sales in 2018 and largely matching the record-setting year of 2017.  Homes that sold in 2019 were on the market for 5.5 months before going under contract, the shortest duration since 2009.  [READ MORE]

 

 

The Reading, Vermont real estate market saw just four (4) sales in 2019, down from an all-time high of twenty-one (21) in 2018.  While staggering, it’s important to take into consideration that 2018 was an outlier in terms of the number of sales – up 62% compared to any other year on record.  The outcome of all of these sales in 2018 was significantly diminished supply going into 2019, and thus very little on the market for prospective buyers.  [READ MORE]

 

 

The Quechee, Vermont real estate market had another exceptional year in 2019, setting a number of new records.  There were an all-time high of sixty-two (62) sales of single-family homes, compared to fifty-eight (58) in 2018.  More broadly, the market is up 330% from the post-recession low of 2011, when just nineteen (19) properties sold.  The properties that transacted last year translated into a total dollar volume of $21,006,705, the largest amount on record.  [READ MORE]

 

 

The Pomfret, Vermont real estate market saw fourteen (14) sales of single-family homes in 2019, down slightly from seventeen (17) in 2018.  Homes that closed in 2019 were on the market for an average of just 5 months before going under contract, down from 9.5 months in 2018.  [READ MORE]

 

 

The Plymouth, Vermont real estate market had another exceptional, record-breaking year in 2019 with thirty-five (35) sales of single-family homes, up slightly from thirty-two (32) sales in 2018.  These sales translated into a total dollar volume of $11,916,035, another all-time high for the market.  [READ MORE]

 

 

The Plainfield, New Hampshire real estate market saw eighteen (18) sales of single-family homes in 2019, down from thirty-three (33) sales in 2018 – an all-time high for the market.  While sales were down significantly, we believe this decrease was due to limited inventory in Plainfield, rather than any reduction in buyer demand.  [READ MORE]

 

 

The Norwich, Vermont real estate market remained strong in 2019, despite the fact that sales were down compared to the year prior.  Specifically, the market saw thirty-two (32) sales in 2019, down 30% from forty-six (46) sales in 2018.  [READ MORE]