The motivations of why people want to relocate to Vermont are many and varied. As a real estate professional, I keep my eyes and ears open to understand what it is about Vermont that attracts buyers. Certainly there are trends that tend to be cyclical in nature. A review of [...]
Conservation easements are often quite misunderstood.
They are simply an instrument by which a landowner can protect their land from future development into perpetuity. Conservation easements are unique to each and every land parcel that gets conserved. They can control not only future development but limit and control the uses of the land [...]
For those of us living in Vermont, the Locavore movement is in strong evidence wherever we are.
The proliferation of CSA's(Community Supported Agriculture) offering locally based produce, meats and farm goods has grown exponentially. The number of Farm to Table restaurants seems to grow daily. And the exposure in not only local but [...]
The most common comment I hear from people looking at real estate in Vermont is how Vermont looks and feels so special and unique.
The are many for this beyond the obvious beauty of the State, the friendliness of its people and the varied cultural and recreational opportunities. Many of the reasons are a bit subliminal such as no [...]
A very familiar refrain that couldnt be more appropriate than now for Wade I. Treadway and for the state of real estate in Vermont.
This is the very first blog entry of what will be regular posts by Wade Treadway with occasional guest postings, on all subjects Vermont and property ownership in Vermont.With over 16 years experience as a real [...]
