Nest • Spring 2026
In Burlington, investors push housing prices higher; Moss Home Goods brings furniture and décor to Morrisville; tour a clever Waitsfield home built on a budget; Mother Nature inspires do-it-yourself décor
Nest: A Spring 2026 Guide to Vermont Homes & Real Estate
From Burlington investor activity to budget-conscious building in Waitsfield, see what’s shaping Vermont homes in the new issue of Nest.
Tour a Cozy Waitsfield Home That’s Eco-Friendly and Affordable
Small, bright and airy, this high-efficiency home in the Mad River Valley helps fill the “missing middle” of market-rate housing for moderate-income buyers.
Study Says Building More Homes in Burlington Won’t Lower Costs
A new study by UVM researchers suggests building more homes may not make housing more affordable — because investors are competing with cash for what’s built.
DIY: How to Gather and Create Foraged Home Décor
Want to make beautiful and practical items for your home — without dropping big bucks on supplies? Try gathering materials from nature.
Moss Home Goods Brings Décor, and a Retail Renaissance, to Morrisville
Selling furniture, paintings, pillows and more, Jennifer Hubbard’s home goods store represents a renovation of the previously sleepy town’s retail sector.
