As if in slumber, Stonecrop Ledge has stood, timeless, at the edge of the village of Middlebury. Its windows, long shuttered, clapboards in much need of paint and its crumbling stone walls, might suggest a story ended. But for Randall and Kathleen Brisson, and indeed for the house itself, this is a tale not finished but merely paused. 

COVID-fueled interest in rural properties drove a near tripling in sales of Vermont's luxury properties. Today we look at the COVID land rush across New England and nationally.

 

The Tale of Two Markets after the Great Recession, when the entire story was about urban millennials and downsizing boomers fighting over concierge apartments, totally reversed with [...]

People are Moving for Jobs

The latest 2018 figures are in, and for two years in a row now, our brave little state beat out the Sunbelt and the Mountain and Pacific states for a share of inbound moves. While the overall trend is a move West, Vermont had the highest percentage of inbound migration in the country in [...]