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Property values soar, but overpricing proves costly
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Courtesy Nathan Mostroeni, Sotheby’s International Realty A home on Trailside Drive in Killington was listed for $2.49 million on Nov. 20, just after a home on Trailsdie Drive broke a record in Killington, when it sold for $3.75 million. By Katy Savage Housing prices continue to break records in Killington. In October, a…
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