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Housing Authority seeks Hartford-area land donations

The corporation has identified “job centers,” including Hartford, Rutland, Brattleboro and Montpelier, where it would like to place single-family homes. Read the story on VTDigger...

Vermont’s low-income housing voucher programs begin to stabilize after more than a year of anxiety

State, community officials working to develop pre-approved housing plans in Vermont

The state of Vermont has been working with three Vermont communities to develop housing plans that are pre-approved and ready to build.

Counseling Service of Addison County, builder join forces on new homes

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Middlebury taps new housing development tool

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Vermont is boosting new homes that can cut energy use in half

Vermont just got its biggest delivery of superefficient manufactured homes — the latest example of how a pioneering state program can lower energy bills for residents of this type...

Affordable housing complex opens in downtown Waterbury

Phil Scott signs bill that will restructure Vermont’s homelessness response

New homes in Brattleboro will move residents out of floodplains and into new, energy-efficient units

Efficiency Vermont staff were on site in Brattleboro Tuesday working on some of the new energy-efficient, affordable units at Tri-Park Cooperative Housing

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Lawmakers attempt to reorganize supports for unhoused Vermonters while limiting motel use

Montpelier tackles housing shortage with talks of taller buildings and simplified zoning

Vermont has bigger fish to fry than housing aesthetics

New houses aren't ‘Vermonty’ enough? The state has far bigger problems right now. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont has bigger fish to fry than housing aesthetics.

Solar array gone awry: Vermont probes solar development owner about broken solar panels in Shaftsbury

Vermont needs better housing, not just more of it

New developments are scarring the landscape and shortchanging Vermonters on design, location and affordability. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont needs better housing, not...

Amid federal funding squeeze, Safe Haven in Randolph to close

With the Clara Martin Center closing its residential facility, Capstone Co...

Vermont doesn’t have a housing shortage. It has a hoarding problem.

Vacant second homes and short-term rentals are the real driver of Vermont's housing crisis, not a lack of supply. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont doesn’t have a housing s...

Imminent closure of Fair Haven manufactured home park leaves residents with few options

St. Johnsbury landlord seeks to join wife in Vermont Legislature

U.S. Education Department approves federal funding consolidation for Vermont

The U.S. Department of Education announced Wednesday that Vermont has been approved for a waiver, said to create efficiency for the state’s access to federal funding.

Vermont, Other States Test ‘Gentle Infill’ as One Potential Tool to Tackle Housing Shortages

A vacant lot sits between two houses on a residential street. The vegetation is a bit overgrown but otherwise unremarkable. It helps keep the street from being an unbroken string o...