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Out of state buyers change the landscape on real estate market

BRATTLEBORO — Real estate agents across the state have noticed an uptick in land purchases by out-of-state buyers since the COVID-19 pandemic struck the United States.

Nowhere to Go: Vermont s Exploding Housing Crisis Hits Moderate Wage Earners

Nowhere to Go: Vermont s Exploding Housing Crisis Hits Moderate Wage Earners
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Hoffman, Harris earn Realtor awards

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   Jenifer Prouty Hoffman, principal broker and owner of Hoffman Real Estate in Bennington, has been named the 2021 Realtor of the Year by the South Central Vermont Board of Realtors (SCVBR). SCVBR’s Realtor of the Year recognition is the board’s highest honor and recognizes a realtor member for outstanding commitment to the real estate industry, and to their clients and community. “As SCVBR’s 2020 president, she guided us through uncharted COVID territory with intelligence, passion, and class, all while building a house and opening her own firm,” said Steve Stettler, 2021 SCVBR president. “She repeatedly steps up to the plate when needed and honors all of us by representing the highest values of a realtor.”

Lake Memphremagog s Natural Beauty Belies Worries About Contaminants and Fish With Tumors | Environment | Seven Days

Lake Memphremagog s Natural Beauty Belies Worries About Contaminants and Fish With Tumors | Environment | Seven Days
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Companies need workers Where are the houses for them?

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   Like other big issues facing Vermont, the shortage of housing in the Green Mountain State was understood to be a problem before the COVID-19 pandemic hit. In 2019, the state floated a $37 million bond to address that problem. But the pandemic has worsened the state’s housing shortage, as prices rise, preventing renters from becoming home buyers and apartment-hunters from finding housing. It’s affecting employers who must now contend with whether new workers can relocate — from across the state, or across the country. “We’re definitely hearing from employers really across the state,” Housing Commissioner Josh Hanford said.

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