The Burlington Free Press reported on Vermont's real estate scenario yesterday. The front page story featured VHFA Policy & Planning Manager Maura Collins.
A planning retreat held for Chittenden County's ECHO Project will air on cable access around the county this month and next.
The project's an opportunity to engage citizens, organizations and municipalities in conversation about the future of our communities and the region.
An article in yesterday's Valley News takes a look at the tight rental market in the Lebanon/White River Junction area.
According to a recent column that appeared in The Washington Post, federal budget cuts for fiscal year 2012 include $88 million of funding to the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) that would have provided housing counseling.
We've just added nine more homes to our list of properties available for sale through VHFA's Housing Acquisition and Rehabilitation Program (HARP).
The homes are "Coming soon," which means they're currently under renovation and will be available for sale soon.
Read more about HARP ("VHFA offers homes for sale; listings online").
The Stowe Reporter published a story today about last week's "Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Housing and Wages in Vermont."
The article, "Poverty in Vermont: Housing costs put squeeze on poor," is the second in a three-part series devoted to challenges of the poor. Read the article online.
National Public Radio's "All Things Considered" aired a story yesterday in which they set the Case-Shiller home price index to music. Enjoy.
VHFA's Housing Acquisition and Rehabilitation Program (HARP) was the subject of a story in last week's St. Albans Messenger.
VHFA Policy and Planning Manager Maura Collins and Vermont Affordable Housing Coalition's Erhard Mahnke appear in a story today that aired on Northeast Public Radio.
VHFA Executive Director Sarah Carpenter joined Eric Michaels of WDEV-AM/FM this morning to talk about this year's "Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Housing and Wages in Vermont" report.