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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: John Vosilla who wrote (46350)12/30/2005 4:18:51 PM
From: Cage RattlerRead Replies (1) of 306849
 
Interesting comments to my mind, after having spent four years studying just South of Burlington and Virgennes.

French is not as prevalent as you might expect. The properties just to the south of Burlington along the lake are bubbled in their own right -- I speak of Vergennes north thru Ferrisburg, Charlotte, etc. 'Tis a very pretty area; but alarmingly expensive. The area is referred to as the “Gold Coast.” Oh by the way, the waters of Champlain are plagued with European tiger mussels, imported via Montréal, and milfoil -- both are out of control.

There has been an excessive influx of folks from the pinker pockets of New York, Mass., and Connecticut. If you share the values of Howard Dean, Jeffords, et. al, you might love the area politically.

Personally, were I to buy in Vermont, it would be a little to the East and to the North or South of the greater Burlington area – something in the more rural Green Mountains.
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