LatestCoverageAll 50 states, D.C. and five territories now on the ledger|NewPuerto Rico's 78 municipios ledgered, municipio by municipio|FeatureAssessment appeal workspace — build a filing package from your own evidence|FeatureLiving reports — versioned, re-runnable, exportable|DevelopersMetered REST gateway · issued keys · signed webhooks|Live market readings · refreshed on loadAlbuquerque · NMMedian List$360K+1.3%|Austin · TXMedian List$290K-3.5%|Baltimore · MDMedian List$265K+1.1%|Bernalillo County · NMMedian List$364K+2.7%|Bexar County · TXMedian List$303K+3.7%|Boston · MAMedian List$875K+6.1%|Charlotte · NCMedian List$402K+1.2%|Chicago · ILMedian List$410K+7.8%|Clark County · NVMedian List$447K+0.1%|Columbus · OHMedian List$300K+0.7%|Cook County · ILMedian List$348K+5.1%|Dallas · TXMedian List$412K+3.4%|Davidson County · TNMedian List$465K-1.1%|Denver · COMedian List$618K+5.0%|Detroit · MIMedian List$321K-2.7%|Duval County · FLMedian List$312K-1.4%|El Paso · TXMedian List$301K+11.1%|Fort Worth · TXMedian List$330K-1.5%|Franklin County · OHMedian List$301K+0.1%|Fresno · CAMedian List$375K+2.1%|Harris County · TXMedian List$327K+0.6%|Houston · TXMedian List$325K-2.3%|Indianapolis · INMedian List$250K+2.7%|Jackson County · MOMedian List$275K+7.0%|Jacksonville · FLMedian List$312K-1.4%|Jefferson County · KYMedian List$248K-4.3%|Kansas City · MOMedian List$310K+3.1%|King County · WAMedian List$850K-4.0%|Las Vegas · NVMedian List$450K+1.1%|Los Angeles · CAMedian List$1M-1.7%|Louisville · KYMedian List$280K+1.8%|Maricopa County · AZMedian List$458K-0.4%|Marion County · INMedian List$259K+3.7%|Mecklenburg County · NCMedian List$407K-5.3%|Memphis · TNMedian List$209K+4.7%|Mesa · AZMedian List$490K-0.9%|Milwaukee · WIMedian List$245K+2.7%|Multnomah County · ORMedian List$518K-1.2%|Nashville · TNMedian List$495K+3.1%|New York · NYMedian List$885K+8.7%|Oklahoma City · OKMedian List$275K-0.4%|Oklahoma County · OKMedian List$259K-0.7%|Philadelphia · PAMedian List$279K+4.6%|Phoenix · AZMedian List$452K+0.5%|Pima County · AZMedian List$373K+0.9%|Portland · ORMedian List$518K-2.2%|Sacramento · CAMedian List$510K+4.0%|San Antonio · TXMedian List$257K-2.9%|San Diego · CAMedian List$910K+1.1%|San Francisco · CAMedian List$1.6M+14.9%|San Jose · CAMedian List$1.6M-5.9%|Santa Clara County · CAMedian List$1.3M+0.1%|Seattle · WAMedian List$844K+1.2%|Shelby County · TNMedian List$250K-2.8%|Suffolk County · MAMedian List$857K+7.3%|Tarrant County · TXMedian List$385K-1.2%|Travis County · TXMedian List$497K-5.3%|Tucson · AZMedian List$324K-0.9%|Wayne County · MIMedian List$160K0.0%|LatestCoverageAll 50 states, D.C. and five territories now on the ledger|NewPuerto Rico's 78 municipios ledgered, municipio by municipio|FeatureAssessment appeal workspace — build a filing package from your own evidence|FeatureLiving reports — versioned, re-runnable, exportable|DevelopersMetered REST gateway · issued keys · signed webhooks|Live market readings · refreshed on loadAlbuquerque · NMMedian List$360K+1.3%|Austin · TXMedian List$290K-3.5%|Baltimore · MDMedian List$265K+1.1%|Bernalillo County · NMMedian List$364K+2.7%|Bexar County · TXMedian List$303K+3.7%|Boston · MAMedian List$875K+6.1%|Charlotte · NCMedian List$402K+1.2%|Chicago · ILMedian List$410K+7.8%|Clark County · NVMedian List$447K+0.1%|Columbus · OHMedian List$300K+0.7%|Cook County · ILMedian List$348K+5.1%|Dallas · TXMedian List$412K+3.4%|Davidson County · TNMedian List$465K-1.1%|Denver · COMedian List$618K+5.0%|Detroit · MIMedian List$321K-2.7%|Duval County · FLMedian List$312K-1.4%|El Paso · TXMedian List$301K+11.1%|Fort Worth · TXMedian List$330K-1.5%|Franklin County · OHMedian List$301K+0.1%|Fresno · CAMedian List$375K+2.1%|Harris County · TXMedian List$327K+0.6%|Houston · TXMedian List$325K-2.3%|Indianapolis · INMedian List$250K+2.7%|Jackson County · MOMedian List$275K+7.0%|Jacksonville · FLMedian List$312K-1.4%|Jefferson County · KYMedian List$248K-4.3%|Kansas City · MOMedian List$310K+3.1%|King County · WAMedian List$850K-4.0%|Las Vegas · NVMedian List$450K+1.1%|Los Angeles · CAMedian List$1M-1.7%|Louisville · KYMedian List$280K+1.8%|Maricopa County · AZMedian List$458K-0.4%|Marion County · INMedian List$259K+3.7%|Mecklenburg County · NCMedian List$407K-5.3%|Memphis · TNMedian List$209K+4.7%|Mesa · AZMedian List$490K-0.9%|Milwaukee · WIMedian List$245K+2.7%|Multnomah County · ORMedian List$518K-1.2%|Nashville · TNMedian List$495K+3.1%|New York · NYMedian List$885K+8.7%|Oklahoma City · OKMedian List$275K-0.4%|Oklahoma County · OKMedian List$259K-0.7%|Philadelphia · PAMedian List$279K+4.6%|Phoenix · AZMedian List$452K+0.5%|Pima County · AZMedian List$373K+0.9%|Portland · ORMedian List$518K-2.2%|Sacramento · CAMedian List$510K+4.0%|San Antonio · TXMedian List$257K-2.9%|San Diego · CAMedian List$910K+1.1%|San Francisco · CAMedian List$1.6M+14.9%|San Jose · CAMedian List$1.6M-5.9%|Santa Clara County · CAMedian List$1.3M+0.1%|Seattle · WAMedian List$844K+1.2%|Shelby County · TNMedian List$250K-2.8%|Suffolk County · MAMedian List$857K+7.3%|Tarrant County · TXMedian List$385K-1.2%|Travis County · TXMedian List$497K-5.3%|Tucson · AZMedian List$324K-0.9%|Wayne County · MIMedian List$160K0.0%|
Property-class scope

The story of this market

The typical home in South Newfane, Vermont sells for about $374,950, or $215 per square foot.

Prices are down 72.9% from a year ago, which gives buyers more room to negotiate. Homes take about 268 days to sell, which is slow. HUD's fair market rent for a two-bedroom is $1,830 a month.

Monthly price momentum

Home values since 2015

+2.6%

VT · past 12 months

VT 212.7USA 208.1
20152017201920212023202595130165217.7

Freddie Mac House Price Index, single-family homes, monthly through 2026-08. Each line starts at 100 in January 2015, so a reading of 180 means prices are up 80% since then.

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South Newfane, Vermont

city-limits scoped researchrefreshed Oct 23, 2026, 12:21 AMnext refresh due Nov 22, 2026
Market sentiment: neutral

The South Newfane housing market is characterized by extremely low inventory and limited transaction volume, resulting in high volatility in year-over-year price metrics. Demand remains steady for rural properties, though the lack of available listings constrains market liquidity. Current conditions reflect a stable, low-turnover environment typical of small Vermont villages.

No ARED county foreclosure postings attributed to South Newfane yet — the verified ledger covers every county the foreclosure ingest has read, attributed by published city area. Key-figure check: no independent anchor retained yet — first-researched cycles establish the anchor baseline this pass.

County & ZIP intel reports · South Newfane← Vermont state intel
Latest readings
Median sale price
$374,950
Corroborated · 1 anchor · 2.9% off nearest
Median price / sq ft
$215
Median days on market
268
Active listings
8
Median price change YoY
-72.9%
Closed sales (monthly)
1
Months of supply
8
Sale-to-list ratio
76.4%
Median asking rent
$1,830/mo
Population
141
Median household income
$85,938
Avg effective property tax rate
1.8%
Distress filings (ledger)
0
Deterministic roll-up
1 of 1 ZIP reports contributed
Active listings
0
Median price change YoY
+0%
Closed sales (monthly)
0
Population
190
Median household income
$45,799

Deterministic aggregate of 1 researched ZIP reports — sales_count-weighted (population fallback); per point, children lacking the value or its weight are excluded. Tax rates, sentiment and context notes are tier-native and never roll.

City Market ScoreZIP-SCORE-1.3 · 3/4 sections graded
64
Composite · average of graded sections
Computed only from this report's published readings — sections without data are excluded, never estimated.
50
Growth/100

Median prices moved sideways 0.0% year over year.

Liquiditynot graded

Awaiting this reading — not graded.

50
Momentum/100

0% of listings have cut prices · homes sell at 0% of asking — demand is holding steady.

91
Safety & stability/100

no recorded foreclosure-ledger notices (0.0 per 10,000 residents) · unemployment 3.2% · poverty 8.0% — a stable, low-distress profile.

Amenities & attractions2 retained amenities

The amenity base that shapes daily life and property demand in this city — what residents actually live with, and what the pipeline is adding.

Inside this city
Newfane Common
Historic District

A classic New England town square featuring historic architecture and community gathering spaces that anchor the local identity.

West River
Waterway

Provides seasonal recreational opportunities including fishing and swimming, serving as a primary natural amenity for residents.

Area contextthe picture of what this city is like — and what living there means
Living there
Who this city fits

South Newfane is best suited for those seeking a quiet, rural lifestyle, including retirees, remote workers, and second-home owners who value privacy and proximity to Vermont's natural landscape over urban convenience.

Schools & education

Public education is provided through the regional supervisory union, with schools generally characterized by small class sizes and community-focused curricula typical of rural Vermont.

Transportation & infrastructure

Transportation is heavily reliant on personal vehicles, with Vermont Route 30 serving as the primary corridor for regional access to Brattleboro and surrounding towns.

Recreation & amenities

South Newfane offers access to quintessential Vermont outdoor amenities, including hiking trails, local swimming holes, and proximity to seasonal recreational activities like skiing and foliage tourism.

Rental market

The rental market is characterized by low inventory and high demand for seasonal or long-term housing, with rents trending upward in line with regional HUD fair market rent adjustments.

Economy & momentum
Economy & employers

The local economy is primarily driven by small-scale tourism, agriculture, and remote professional services, with no major corporate anchors located within the village limits.

Growth & development

Economic momentum is limited by the village's small scale and rural geography, with development primarily focused on residential preservation rather than large-scale commercial expansion.

Development pipeline

Development activity is minimal, with current planning efforts focused on maintaining the village's historic character and rural zoning standards.

Special districts

Parcels are subject to standard municipal and school district levies, with no significant MUD or PID structures reported.

Risk & carrying cost
Crime & safety

Crime data for South Newfane is not determinable at the village level, though rural Windham County generally reports low violent crime rates compared to national averages.

Environmental & hazard

The area faces standard New England climate risks, including seasonal flooding near water bodies and winter storm impacts; property insurance markets remain stable but sensitive to regional weather patterns.

Insurance & hazard market

Property insurance availability is generally stable, though premiums are influenced by regional wildfire and flood risk assessments common to rural Vermont.

Taxation

Property taxes are assessed at the town level in Vermont, utilizing a combination of municipal and statewide education tax rates; specific exemptions exist for primary residences under the Homestead declaration.

Median price · ten-year history

Researched annual trajectory for this city, from published historical series

2016201720182019202020212022202320242025202620282030$240,000$300,000$360,000$420,000$480,000

Solid: researched ten-year history · dotted: 1 / 3 / 5-year projection extended from the historical 4.5%/yr trend — a deterministic estimate, not a published forecast or guarantee.

Property tax · ten-year history

Median annual property tax paid on this city's residential parcels

2016201720182019202020212022202320242025202620282030$3,750$4,500$5,250$6,000$6,750

Solid: researched ten-year history · dotted: 1 / 3 / 5-year projection extended from the historical 4.0%/yr trend — a deterministic estimate, not a published forecast or guarantee.

Discovery profileACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates
Census profile · Newfane village, Vermont
Population
141
Median age
48.5 yrs
Owner-occupancy
75%
Median home value
$347,400
Median gross rent
$1,083
Median household income
$85,938
Median year built
1975
Vacancy rate
30.9%
Renter share
25%
Owner cost burden
22%
Renter cost burden
35%
Work-from-home share
15%
Mean commute
28 min
Bachelor's or higher
42%
Unemployment
3.2%
Poverty rate
8%
Avg household size
2.3
White
96%
Other
4%

Data retrieved from Census Reporter and ACS 5-year profiles for Newfane village.

Public schools with an address here · 0

No public schools report a street address in this area. Source: NCES EDGE public school locations 2023-24.

School districts
Windham Central Supervisory UnionN/AA regional district managing schools across several small towns, emphasizing community-based learning.
Utilities & services
ElectricGreen Mountain PowerPrimary provider for the region.
InternetVTelProvides fiber and broadband services to rural areas.
Major employers & industries
Local GovernmentPublic AdministrationSmall scale, primary local employer.
Tourism/HospitalityServiceSeasonal employment base.
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