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Median home value, 2017-2021

Across 14 counties in Vermont. Every rank carries its margin of error.

COUNTIES: 14PERIOD: 2017-2021Every figure source-linked

Cite: FACTANKER, https://factanker.com/counties/state-vt/median-home-value/2021

Distribution

PercentileValue
10th percentile$174,380
25th$183,875
Median$224,250
75th$244,475
90th percentile$294,070

Highest counties

Chittenden County leads reliably only from rank 2 downwards. Its estimate range overlaps those of the ranks above 2, which therefore cannot be separated from it at 90 % confidence.

RankCountyEstimateRange (90 %)Source
1Chittenden County$331,300$325,793 – $336,807evidence →
2Grand Isle County$301,900$280,585 – $323,215evidence →
3Addison County$275,800$270,171 – $281,429evidence →
4Washington County$244,700$237,788 – $251,612evidence →
5Lamoille County$243,800$232,514 – $255,086evidence →
6Franklin County$231,700$223,924 – $239,476evidence →
7Windsor County$226,300$220,083 – $232,517evidence →
8Windham County$222,200$215,859 – $228,541evidence →
9Bennington County$218,400$208,424 – $228,376evidence →
10Orange County$203,300$196,007 – $210,593evidence →
11Rutland County$177,400$171,699 – $183,101evidence →
12Caledonia County$176,200$170,926 – $181,474evidence →
13Orleans County$173,600$168,731 – $178,469evidence →
14Essex County$132,700$123,492 – $141,908evidence →