Residential real estate market sees modest increase in inventory, realtors say
Mike Eldred A real estate sign stands outside a Dover housoe. More homes are selling than a year ago, while the median sales price in Bennington and Windham counties has risen 3.5% to $409,000.
Prices soften for some properties but stock of unsold homes remains well below pre-pandemic level
DEERFIELD VALLEY—The number of homes offered for sale in the Deerfield Valley has edged up in the last year, leading to a modest price decline in some sections of the market, but inventory is still well below its level before the COVID-19 pandemic, realtors said.
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