An estimated 14,400 Vermont workers (4.8 percent) commute an hour or longer, according to a recent
Bipartisan Policy Center recommends broad changes for U.S. housing policy
Earlier this week, the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Housing Commission released its vision for the future
Task force calls for comprehensive and rapid weatherization of Vermont buildings
Investing in thermal efficiency improvements—primarily air sealing, insulation, and heating system replacements—can dramatically reduce a home’
Transportation survey reveals resident attitudes about housing location
The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission's survey of residents' attitudes toward transportation showed that resid
Vermonters receive relief of $4.9 million from National Mortgage Settlement
The nation’s largest mortgage servicers have distributed $26.1 billion in direct relief to nearly 310,000 homeo
Burlington’s planBTV receives wealth of public input on city’s future
Burlington city officials received over 600 comments from it’s residents, employees, visitors, and partner organizations on a draft plan to guide d
Stakeholders identify new paths for Vermont’s General Assistance Housing Program
The Vermont Department for Children and Families recently synthesized input from a variety of stakeholders, including VHFA Policy and Planning Mana
NYU study finds housing tax credits serving those with greatest needs
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program serves a significant number of the nation's extremely low-income hous