A group of business and community leaders will spend the night of March 29th sleeping outdoors, on the grounds of the Burlington Unitarian C
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.
Since 2009, bonds backed by payments on publicly financed single-family-home loans earned more than all other types
The Obama administration sent Congress its FY 2013 budget this week, proposing changes to the housing credit program to provide ince
The settlement between the nation's top five mortgage lenders, the states, and the federal government will bring $3.1 million to Ve
Following up the State of the Union address, the Obama administration released details of a plan to help bo
If you're walking down Church Street in Burlington this week and want to help shape the future of the city's downtown areas, stop by the PlanBTV design charrette underway in the former Ann Taylor store space at 1 Church Street.
Most of the metropolitian areas in the United States with the least expensive sales prices for single-family homes in the first quarter of 2011 are in the mid-west, according to a National Association of Realtors study covered by the Washington Post.
About 30 Burlington residents gathered at Contois Auditorium last night in the first of a series of public engagement sessions to help plan the future of the city's downtown and waterfront areas.
In a paper delivered to Congress last week, Ben Bernanke and his staff describe the complex and interdependent issues hampering today’s housing market.