Vermont was placed among states with the fewest apartments available for deeply low-income renters by a recent study from the National Low-Income Housing Coalition. For every 100 renters in the state, only 11 units are affordable and available to renters making less than 15% of the area median income, the researchers estimated.
No other New England state had as tight a rental stock as Vermont for deeply low-income apartment seekers.
Pictured: Excerpt from National Low-Income Housing Coalition's "Housing Spotlight", August 2014.