Supply and Demand was the name of the game in 2025. While demand for Killington properties remained strong, inventory across most property categories was thin, resulting in dramatically higher prices and fewer days on market. The overall number of transactions was down slightly from 2024, remaining at pre-Covid levels - a consistent trend since the peak in 2021. Prices continue to soar - single-family homes and full-ownership condos have more than doubled from pre-Covid levels, while interval condo prices at the Killington Grand Hotel have increased five-fold! The average price of a Killington single-family home topped more than $1,000,000 for the second time ever.
List-to-sell ratios remained high, but below 100%, and multiple offers and above-asking-price sales were less prevalent. The following statistics and charts highlight the key market sectors and include statistics from 2006 to present.
Total Number of Sales in Killington - All Property Types: 136 (down 8% from 148 in 2024)
Single-Family Home Sales in Killington: 24 sales (down 8% from 26 sales in 2024) Median Price $896,000 (up 38% from $649,500 in 2024); avg days on market (DOM) 92 vs 46 DOM in 2024.
Total Multi-Family Homes: 3 (up from 1 in 2024) Average List Price $647,666, Average Sell Price $618,166
Full Ownership Condos: 86 (down 2% from 88 in 2024) Median Price $364,500 (up 5% from $346,000 in 2024) avg DOM 53 vs 38 in 2024, but only 24 DOM if Mountain Green condos are excluded (a substantial special assessment beginning in 2022 resulted in a large increase of inventory). Again, low inventory overall contributed to fewer sales and shorter time on market. Many condo complexes logged record-breaking sale prices, but an uptick in the number of distressed sales at Mountain Green probably suppressed the overall median condo sale prices somewhat.
Interval Ownership Condos (Killington Grand Hotel): 15 sales (down 6% from 16 sales in 2024) Median Price $150,000 (up 33% from $112,500 in 2024); avg DOM 40 vs 45 in 2023. During the summer of 2024, there was a record-breaking four month period with zero units for sale at the Grand Hotel. This pent-up demand, combined with considerable speculative investment buying resulted in several record-breaking sale prices including three units that sold for more than $200,000.
Total Land Sales: 7 (down from 13 in 2024) Median Price $255,000 (up from $199,000 in 2024); avg DOM 66 (down from 94 in 2024)
Total Commercial Sales: 1 (down from 4 in 2024) Selling Price $2,400,000