From our partners at Housing Vermont:
Plans for the final development of the block across from VHFA’s offices took a leap forward recently. On Tues
Emphasizing the importance of economic recovery in distressed areas, U.S. Department of the Treasury's announced last week the award of $3.6 billion in New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) nationwide, including $35 million for Vermont projects.
In August 2011, the University of California at Davis welcomed the first residents of UC Davis West Village, a mult
Many applicants for assisted rental housing in Vermont will
Next Thursday, February 2, 2012, Vermont's Joint Committee on Tax Credits will conduct a public hearing to discuss changes to the Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) used to select the projects that will receive state and federal housing tax credits.
With among the highest average home prices in the state, the town of Manchester, Vermont, seems that perfect the location for New England's largest community of homes built through Habitat for Humanity.
Volunteers and community developers and planners are building 22 homes that will be sold with price tags affordable to moderate and lower income families.
A $4.8 million federal housing grant for the Burlington Thayer Commons project was announced yesterday. The grant will support the addition of 28 rent-subsidized units to the project.
VHFA is providing 4% (bond) low-income housing tax credits as well as construction financing for the project.
