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Anne Wallace Allen

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Business writer at Seven Days. American by choice. Tweets and opinions are my own.
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How I Sold My House on Facebook Marketplace in Three Days

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By Anne Wallace Allen
| Seven Days Verified
click to enlarge My house in Marshfield village was small and a century old — hardly deluxe. But when I decided to move last fall, I had a feeling I'd have no trouble selling it. I settled on an asking price of $225,000, which seemed fair for a cute but aging structure with few modern conveniences, nor space for them. But I knew that would be considered a bargain. A three-bedroom home under $350,000 is a rarity in the coveted "missing middle" category of Vermont's overheated housing market.
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Middlebury College Aids 250-Unit Housing Project Near Campus

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By Anne Wallace Allen
| Seven Days Verified
click to enlarge Summit Properties had had its eye on 35 acres near downtown Middlebury for years. The South Burlington company was looking for a place to build a housing development, but the cost of the land made the project too expensive. Middlebury College had been on the lookout, too. The housing crisis was making it hard for the college to hire for open positions, and college officials wanted to alleviate the housing shortage in a way that would help all local employers.
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Border Crossings From Québec Into Vermont Decline

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By Anne Wallace Allen
| Seven Days Verified
click to enlarge Border crossings from Canada into the U.S. dropped 17 percent in February 2025 when compared with the same month in 2024, data show. Trips declined as Canadians expressed anger over President Donald Trump’s tariffs and his statements about annexing their country. Canadians face unfavorable exchange rates, as well. The decrease in Vermont appears to be lower, said state Treasurer Mike Pieciak.
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