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Median home value, 2019-2023

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

COUNTIES: 14PERIOD: 2019-2023Every figure source-linked

Cite: FACTANKER, https://factanker.com/counties/state-vt/median-home-value/2023

Distribution

PercentileValue
10th percentile$214,080
25th$226,550
Median$266,250
75th$291,800
90th percentile$354,560

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$404,500$394,685 – $414,315evidence →
2Grand Isle County$363,500$345,677 – $381,323evidence →
3Addison County$333,700$325,967 – $341,433evidence →
4Washington County$293,900$286,777 – $301,023evidence →
5Franklin County$285,500$277,590 – $293,410evidence →
6Lamoille County$285,200$272,931 – $297,469evidence →
7Windsor County$267,400$255,715 – $279,085evidence →
8Windham County$265,100$258,367 – $271,833evidence →
9Bennington County$257,400$245,541 – $269,259evidence →
10Orange County$251,000$242,547 – $259,453evidence →
11Rutland County$218,400$212,492 – $224,308evidence →
12Caledonia County$215,900$208,598 – $223,202evidence →
13Orleans County$213,300$207,266 – $219,334evidence →
14Essex County$167,500$157,022 – $177,978evidence →