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Least affordable housing, Vermont counties

Vermont counties ranked by the CensusEasy Afford Score, median home value divided by median household income (2024 ACS). A higher score means a home costs more years of local income. This list covers the 14 counties in Vermont that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPAFFORD SCOREVS 2010
01Chittenden County, VTVT169,1154.5+7%
02Lamoille County, VTVT26,2944.1+1%
03Grand Isle County, VTVT7,5114.0−1%
04Addison County, VTVT38,0484.0+3%
05Windham County, VTVT45,2043.9−12%
06Windsor County, VTVT57,3123.8−7%
07Bennington County, VTVT36,6303.8−9%
08Washington County, VTVT59,6523.8+6%
09Franklin County, VTVT51,1773.8−0%
10Rutland County, VTVT59,6533.3−9%
11Orange County, VTVT30,0023.3−6%
12Caledonia County, VTVT30,4143.3−10%
13Orleans County, VTVT27,6003.2−14%
14Essex County, VTVT6,0512.9−12%
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UPDATED 2026-08-08 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES