Stowe Real Estate
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Zeph Bryant's legacy in Stowe, Vermont, is deeply rooted, as he represents the third generation of his family in the area. A graduate of Stowe High School and a trailblazer from the first graduating class of Mount Mansfield Winter Academy, Zeph's industrious spirit was sparked at the age of 16 when he began working in construction. His academic and professional pursuits took him to Western State College in Colorado, where he not only earned his degree but also co-owned his first home and launched a successful painting business that operated for nine years.
The turn of the century saw Zeph navigating the Atlantic as a commercial fisherman until the events of 9/11 called him back to Vermont soil. He continued to refine his craftsmanship in carpentry and eventually transitioned into project management, where he excelled by bringing a hands-on approach to the administrative side of construction.
In 2020, Zeph channeled his extensive knowledge of the local market and his passion for community into a successful real estate career. With his commitment to fostering strong relationships and his expertise in the field, he has been effectively guiding clients through the complexities of buying and selling properties, ensuring a personalized and fulfilling experience for each individual he works with.
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The fourth quarter of 2024 revealed varied trends across the real estate markets in Stowe, Lamoille County, and Waterbury, Vermont. Each area exhibited unique dynamics influenced by shifts in inventory, pricing, and buyer activity.
The real estate market in Stowe showed a mix of trends in Q4 2024. The single-family home segment experienced a modest 4% increase in properties sold, as compared to Q3 2023, but both the average and median sold prices declined by 5.51% and 10.73%, respectively. New listings decreased by 44%, suggesting a tightening inventory. Days on market surged, with average days on market increasing by 67.44% and median days on market by 150%, reflecting slower movement and a need for repositioning of properties that have been lagging on the market.
In the condo market, sales surged by 83.33%, driven by a sharp 30.30% increase in new listings. However, pricing faced slight pressure, with the average and median sold prices decreasing by 8.34% and 7.30%, respectively. This is likely due to the consolidation of the timeshares and selling off of units at Mountainside. Days on market declined, with average days dropping by 20%, indicating quicker sales for competitively priced condos.
In both housing categories, we observed that properties priced appropriately were selling well. Sellers who set high sale prices had to make adjustments to sell their properties. However, when priced correctly for the market, properties were selling for about 97% of the list price. Sales increased compared to 2023, leading to a decrease in inventory. This resulted in the months of supply falling below 5 months in Q4, marking the first time this occurred in 2024. As a result, we will begin the year with lower inventory levels.
Key Statistics:
Single-Family Homes:
Properties Sold: 26 units, +4%
Average Sold Price: $1,408,589, -5.51%
Median Sold Price: $1,035,918, -10.73%
New Listings: 11 units, -44%
Average Days on Market: 70 days, +67.44%
Median Days on Market: 21 days, +150%
Condos:
Properties Sold: 44 units, +83.33%
Average Sold Price: $773,613, -8.34%
Median Sold Price: $540,000, -7.30%
New Listings: 41 units, +30.30%
Average Days on Market: 30 days, +22.22%
Median Days on Market: 6 days, -20%
The single-family home market in Lamoille County saw an increase in properties sold, reflecting strong buyer interest. Despite the rise in activity, prices saw adjustments, with the average sold price declining by 5.5% and the median sold price falling by 8.2%. New listings increased by 12%, indicating improved inventory levels compared to earlier quarters. However, properties took longer to sell, with average days on market increasing by 14.3%, suggesting buyers are taking more time to make purchasing decisions, particularly for higher-priced homes. The continued high level of mortgage rates has also contributed to properties taking longer to transact.
Much like the Stowe market Lamoille also saw properties trade within 97% of their listing price. This means that the while the average and medium prices have decreased homes are still holding their value. Additionally, the months supply going into 2025 will be the lowest we’ve seen in two years.
Notable Trends in Specific Areas:
Morristown: Properties sold rose by 93%, with a 4.63% increase in the median sold price.
Johnson: Properties sold increased by 267%, and the median sold price climbed by 28%.
Hyde Park: A 133% increase in sales was observed, though the median sold price fell by 5%.
Key Statistics:
Lamoille County Single-Family Homes:
Properties Sold: 86 units, +42.62%
Average Sold Price: $764,042, -11.71%
Median Sold Price: $505,000, -10.71%
New Listings: 48 units, -12.07%
Average Days on Market: 55 days, +11.76%
Median Days on Market: 32 days, +250%
Waterbury’s single-family home market showed strong growth in Q4 2024, with properties sold increasing by 38%. Both the average and median sold prices rose significantly, by 39% and 18%, respectively, reflecting strong demand and sustained interest in higher-value properties. New listings declined by 17%, offering buyers fewer options compared to previous quarters. Properties moved more quickly, as evidenced by a 46% decrease in average days on market. However, the median days on market increased by 116%, suggesting that while some properties sold rapidly, others—particularly those priced above market expectations—took significantly longer to close.
Due to a lack of inventory and more moderately priced homes in Q4, single-family homes in Waterbury traded at 101% of the listing price. The months supply in Waterbury dropped drastically from 5+ months in Q3 to under 1 month in Q4 of 2024. As always, Waterbury continues to see low inventory and high demand.
Key Statistics:
Single-Family Homes:
Properties Sold: 18 units, +38%
Average Sold Price: $912,111, +39%
Median Sold Price: $617,500, +18%
New Listings: 4 units, -17%
Average Days on Market: 26 days, -46%
Median Days on Market: 13 days, +116%
The Q4 2024 real estate markets in Stowe, Lamoille County, and Waterbury showed resilience despite broader market challenges. While Stowe faced price declines and slower movement in the single-family segment, its condo market demonstrated strong activity. Lamoille County experienced significant increases in sales volume, but pricing pressures persisted across the region. Waterbury stood out with robust demand and rising prices, supported by increased inventory.
As 2025 approaches, the combination of evolving buyer preferences, potentially rising inventory in some areas, and slower movement for high-value properties suggests a market recalibration. Sellers should focus on strategic pricing, while buyers may find opportunities in areas where inventory is expanding. Consulting local real estate experts will be crucial for navigating these nuanced market conditions.
If you’re looking for the largest selection of real estate available in our area, you’ve come to the right place and we’re here to help you.
