Publications

Vermont topped the list of a recent WalletHub survey as the most energy efficient state in the U.S., reported the

In the second of a series of papers on how affordable housing impacts other pieces of our lives, the connection between health and housing is becoming better understood. In Housing and Health: The Importance of Place, the authors delve into some of these impacts. As Megan Sandel, M.D., M.P.H., and Deborah Frank, M.D.

A new paper was released today that highlights the intersection of affordable housing and education, and the benefits that an affordable home provides kids in terms of their

Vermont was placed among states with the fewest apartments available for deeply low-income renters by a recent study from the Na

The goals for green building are no longer low energy but net-zero energy use. The New New Net Zero, by William Maclay and Maclay

The Vermont Department of Public Service is currently in the process of working with stakeholders to update the Vermont Residential and Commercial Energy Code.

A new report finds high rates of discrimination in Vermont's rental housing market based on race, color, national origin, disability, and minor childre

In a jam-packed hour Friday, Upper Valley leaders received the low down on the latest residential real estate market conditions facing the region.&nbsp

VHFA turns the big 4-0 today!  On April 11, 1974, the Agency was created by the 

Ever wonder what can be done at the municipal level to improve housing affordability?  VHFA recently expanded the