The average price in the Vermont region has had an strong increase in recent months. There has been a strong inflation in the prices in this region.
The price per sq.feet in Vermont has increased strongly in the last 6 months. During November, the average price per sq.feet was $435. The following month (December) the price had a considerable increase reaching $523 per sq.feet. In the following two months (January, February) the price per sq.feet has risen strongly to a 188 %. In the last two months, the price per sq.feet has had a significant increase of 168 %. This has been obtained by comparing the price of $689 for the first four months of the sample with regard to the previous 4 months and the price of $1,155 per sq.feet for the last two months (March, April).
Based upon to the price in Vermont(region), this has increased in the last 6 months. In the first month sample November the average price is $560,784. In December the price was the same at $587,661. In the following two months the average price didn't change much compared to the previous two going from $574,222.5 to $586,721. During the last two months the price has risen 111 % compared to the previous average values going from $580,471.75 a $643,585 in March and April.
The graph displaying the the average price per number of bedrooms shows that those with 1 bedroom are the cheapest ones. They are 60 % more affordable than the average price in Vermont followed by those with 2 with an average price of $379,582. The most costly properties have 4 bedrooms. They are 55 % more expensive than the average followed by those properties with 3 bedrooms priced at $497,516.
Based on the average price per sq.feet those properties with 2 bedrooms are the cheapest ones with a price of $347 / sq.feet being $546 / sq.feet the average value within the Vermont region. The properties with the most expensive average price are those with 3 bedrooms. These are 86 % more costly than the average followed by those with 4 bedrooms with a price of $911 / sq.feet.
The graph displaying the average price according to the property type shows "Land" as the cheapest one. With an average cost of $632,660 it is 60 % more affordable than the average in Vermont. This is followed by "Townhouse" with a price of $361,969. The dearest property type is "Duplex" and is 31 % more expensive than the average, followed by "House" with a cost of $656,192.
Based on the average cost per sq.feet the cheapest property type is "Townhouse with a an average cost of $284 / sq.feet, followed by "Condo" with a price of $312 / sq.feet. "Land" with an average price of $15,422 / sq.feet is the most costly type of property followed by "Duplex" at a price of $8,678 / sq.feet.