Market commentaries usually feature well-worn tropes often describing the same circumstances: these are unprecedented times, we are seeing the continuation of a trend in place, and its different this time, and will have lasting [...]
If this blog were a movie, it might open with the cacophony of a family racing to pack up the car, the excitement of the imminent adventure palpable. Wed cut to a map with the three-and-a-half-hour drive from Cambridge mapped out with callouts showing obligatory ice cream breaks, the country store visit, the local brewery stop, then wed cut [...]
You roll out of bed in the morning and decide todays the day you want to go play a round of golf. You havent planned ahead or booked a round. Of course, none of this is an issue when youre waking up on [...]
To consistently be the leader in luxury real estate is not as easy as Lanse Robb and Sophie Soman may make it look. Guiding focused buyers and sellers through COVID has been a [...]
Maine Magazine recently spent 48 hours in Belfast and Lincolnville and found plenty of exciting things to see and do. Located on Penobscot Bay just north of Camden in the Midcoast region of Maine, these small waterfront towns pack a big punch. Keep reading for some of our favorite activities in and around each town as well as a selection of [...]
LandVest loves bees! Bees' critical role in the natural environment and in commercial agriculture has been threatened in recent years.
A number of LandVest team members are beekeepers, including Vice Chair, Ruth Kennedy Sudduth, who proudly hosts a full-on apiary for the Best Bees Company.
We are delighted to welcome our friends at Best Bees to the LandVest blog to tell us more about what they [...]
From its hand-hewn beams and broad brick hearths; to its expansive, southern views ofMagic and Stratton mountains; to the cozy, screened-in porch for a morning coffee or to curl up with a book while listening to the sounds of the rain, c.1830s [...]
Mon Vert Cent is the original name of the property located at 271 East Shore North in Grand Isle, Vermont. It refers (in French) to its original 100 acres hence "My Green One Hundred" (Mon Vert Cent). It is also a play on words meaning slope or hill ("un versant" in [...]
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