The Franklin County market is trending similarly to other counties in northwest Vermont. A decline in the number of newly listed properties resulted in a nearly 18% decline in the number of properties sold. Again, Buyer demand was strong with properties remaining on the market for only 32 days on average; down 29% from 2021. The median price of a single-family home has increased by 41% since 2019. Despite this rise, homes in Franklin County remain the most affordable in the region.