Average capitalization rate in Vermont, United States

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Capitalization rate description

A percentage that shows the potential annual return on a real estate investment based on the property's income.

The cap rate helps investors quickly assess and compare the profitability of different property investments.

\(\text{Cap Rate} = \frac{\text{Annual Rental Income} - \text{Annual Expenses}}{\text{Total Purchase Price}}\)

A higher cap rate suggests a potentially more profitable investment, though it should be considered alongside other financial metrics.

Average capitalization rate for residential properties in Vermont

MedianMeanMode
11.3%
From 272,225 homes
11.3%
From 272,225 homes
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Data updated November 14, 2026

Average capitalization rate for residential for cities in Vermont

Capitalization rate highest firstCapitalization rate lowest first
LocationMedianMeanMode
Addison
10.8%
From 672 homes
10.8%
From 672 homes
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Albany
12.7%
From 510 homes
12.3%
From 510 homes
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Alburgh
11.4%
From 756 homes
11.6%
From 756 homes
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Algiers
10.9%
From 9 homes
10.5%
From 9 homes
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Andover
12.2%
From 663 homes
10.8%
From 663 homes
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Arlington
13.0%
From 1,278 homes
13.0%
From 1,278 homes
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Ascutney
14.0%
From 62 homes
13.7%
From 62 homes
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Athens
15.6%
From 183 homes
15.3%
From 183 homes
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Bakersfield
12.4%
From 690 homes
12.4%
From 690 homes
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Baltimore
17.1%
From 108 homes
17.1%
From 108 homes
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