The Reading, Vermont real estate market had an exceptional, record-breaking first quarter with six (6) sales of single-family homes, up 50% from 2017, which saw four (4) sales.  Additionally, as of April 1^st there were five (5) properties active under contract or pending.  Most of those properties, as well as several more... [Read More.]

The Lyme, New Hampshire real estate market saw three (3) sales of single-family homes during the first quarter of 2018, up slightly from 2017, which saw just one (1) sale.  As of April 1^st there were three (3) properties active under contract or pending, which will likely close in the coming months – during the second quarter.  [Read More]

The Lebanon, New Hampshire real estate market had a great start to 2018 with nineteen (19) sales of single-family homes during the first quarter, matching the pace of 2017.  Plus, as of April 1^st there were thirty (30) properties active under contract or pending, which will likely close in the second quarter. [Read More].

The Hartland, Vermont real estate market saw three (3) sales of single-family homes in the first quarter of 2018, down slightly compared to 2017, with six (6) sales.  Buying activity in the first quarter is almost always the slowest period of the year due to snow covering the ground and bad weather discouraging many from wanting to [Read More].

The Norwich, Vermont real estate market saw four (4) sales of single-family homes during the first quarter of 2018, down slightly from 2017, which saw six (6) sales.  As of April 1^st there were twelve (12) properties active under contract or pending, which will likely close in the coming months – during the second quarter.  [Read More]

The Hanover, New Hampshire real estate market saw six (6) sales of single-family homes in the first quarter of 2018, down from 2017, which saw ten (10) sales.  

As of April 1^st, there were twenty-eight (28) properties active with contract or pending, a majority of which will close in the second quarter of this year.  This indicator, [Read More]

The Hartford, Vermont real estate market (excluding Quechee) saw eight (8) sales of single-family homes in the first quarter of 2018.  Buying activity in the first quarter is generally the slowest due to snow covering the ground and bad weather discouraging many from wanting to go out and shop for houses.  In fact, from 2004 through 2017 in Hartford, on average, just 15%... [Read More.]

The Barnard, Vermont real estate market saw five (5) sales of single-family homes in the first quarter of 2018, essentially matching the pace of the first quarter of 2017 with six (6) sales.  One (1) of those five (5) properties closed for $1.3 million, demonstrating that there is ongoing buying activity in the luxury [Read More]

A variety of successful businesses have emerged from the Greater Woodstock and Hanover areas. The two areas are an ideal choice for many to live and raise a family, therefore also serving as a solid home base to turn idea into reality. 
 
From hand-blown glassware at Simon Pearce in Quechee, to water-injection plasma-arc cutting at Hypertherm in Hanover – there is plenty of variety. The following is a short list of both emerging and prospering businesses in the two areas, with a little about how they came to be. [Read more].

After years of fairly slow recovery, the residential real estate market in the Greater Woodstock Vermont market area accelerated in 2017, in most price segments, and particularly in the luxury home segment.  Specifically, unit sales were up 41% in the Greater Woodstock area in 2017 vs. 2016, and sales of residential homes in Woodstock [Read More...]

2017 was an outstanding year for the Woodstock, Vermont real estate market all across the board, breaking at least two records.  

The chart below shows sales of single-family homes in Woodstock from 2004 through 2017.  In 2017, there were 72 sales of single-family homes, up 50% compared to 2016, and at an all-time [Read More...]

2017 was another strong year for the Hanover, New Hampshire real estate market.  While the number of sales of single-family homes was down slightly, we believe this decrease is only a reflection of a lack of inventory, rather than a reduction of buyer [Read More...]