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Appreciation Velocity — Vermont Cities

Cities of Vermont ranked by 1Y / 3Y / 5Y home-price appreciation.

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Top 10 — 3Y appreciation (Citys)

#1 · Newport City, VT
+385.7%
#2 · Winhall, VT
+378.5%
#3 · Springfield, VT
+322.6%
#4 · Enosburg Falls, VT
+304.8%
#5 · Readsboro, VT
+235.9%
#6 · Sheffield, VT
+198.0%
#7 · Duxbury, VT
+158.5%
#8 · Saint Albans City, VT
+155.7%
#9 · Ludlow, VT
+113.4%
#10 · Castleton, VT
+95.8%
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City ranking — 3Y appreciation (highest first)

# City State 1Y 3Y 5Y 10Y Current median
1 Newport City, VT VT +1.0% +385.7% +292.4% $289K
2 Winhall, VT VT +68.2% +378.5% +266.6% +358.0% $1.6M
3 Springfield, VT VT +63.3% +322.6% +149.6% -5.0% $289.5K
4 Enosburg Falls, VT VT +70.0% +304.8% +235.5% +242.9% $510K
5 Readsboro, VT VT +208.3% +235.9% +117.1% +154.4% $445.1K
6 Sheffield, VT VT +198.0% +353.8% $295K
7 Duxbury, VT VT +158.5% +740.0% +294.4% $336K
8 Saint Albans City, VT VT +32.6% +155.7% +57.0% +197.1% $447.5K
9 Ludlow, VT VT +75.8% +113.4% +67.8% +129.8% $725.4K
10 Castleton, VT VT -28.8% +95.8% -15.1% +30.0% $295K
11 Woodstock, VT VT +24.6% +80.0% +73.4% +428.0% $990K
12 Brattleboro, VT VT +14.4% +70.7% +19.4% +84.8% $300.7K
13 Orwell, VT VT +50.0% +70.0% +76.3% $510K
14 Warren, VT VT +26.5% +58.1% +381.9% +216.3% $506K
15 Bennington, VT VT +17.2% +52.9% +104.6% +209.4% $327.3K
16 Saint Albans, VT VT +79.2% +52.9% $620K
17 Manchester Center, VT VT +105.1% +51.2% $910K
18 Richford, VT VT -2.6% +41.3% +434.5% +605.7% $267K
19 Shelburne, VT VT -42.2% +33.3% +9.3% +115.1% $539.9K
20 Milton, VT VT -45.0% +24.2% +89.7% +60.3% $433.5K
21 Morgan, VT VT +0.6% +20.9% $332.5K
22 Underhill, VT VT -57.8% +11.2% -23.4% $319.9K
23 Dover, VT VT +40.9% +8.7% +91.9% $609K
24 Williston, VT VT +15.5% +7.8% +13.7% +60.3% $489K
25 Rockingham, VT VT -43.5% +3.4% +97.9% +103.7% $174.9K
26 Barre, VT VT +51.4% -3.6% +74.7% +101.5% $355.8K
27 Northfield, VT VT -30.7% -5.7% +7.5% +68.9% $299K
28 Arlington, VT VT +5.9% -9.6% +107.5% +270.4% $500K
29 Berkshire, VT VT -9.8% +26.7% $185K
30 Jeffersonville, VT VT -11.3% $220K
31 Poultney, VT VT +152.0% -24.5% +165.9% +208.3% $370K
32 Isle La Motte, VT VT -30.1% -29.4% $365K
33 Topsham, VT VT -57.7% -44.3% $112K
34 South Burlington, VT VT -57.7% -45.8% -42.6% -9.4% $246K
35 Burlington, VT VT -54.4% -51.9% -31.1% -28.6% $304.1K
36 Rutland, VT VT -69.2% -68.0% -10.9% -20.3% $97.5K
37 East Hardwick, VT VT -68.4% $118.4K
38 Waterbury, VT VT -43.3% -69.1% -46.0% +104.1% $255K
39 West Dover, VT VT -80.3% -71.7% -69.8% $141.8K
40 Weston, VT VT -92.5% -71.9% $90K
How to read these numbers
Velocity vs. level

A market with 25% one-year appreciation is moving fast — but a market with steady 6% over ten years has compounded much further. Use 10Y as the long-run signal, 1Y as the momentum signal.

Mean-reversion risk

Markets that posted huge 1Y and 3Y gains often cool over the next cycle. Compare 1Y to 5Y: if 1Y is far above 5Y, the trend is accelerating; if far below, it is decelerating — often the more important signal.

Sample sanity

We require a minimum current median price (default $50K) to filter out tiny ZIPs with noisy data. Raise that threshold for serious investment markets; lower it to find emerging niches. Source: public record.