Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA) has welcomed Phil Hillier as a new Asset Management and Compliance Officer. Phil joined VHFA’s Community Development team in January 2026 and brings several years of experience in property management, regulatory compliance, and building collaborative partnerships that support stronger communities.
The Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA) has released its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year of strong fiscal performance and meaningful progress in addressing Vermont’s growing affordable housing needs. The report showcases VHFA’s leadership in financing solutions that expand housing opportunities, strengthen communities, and support Vermont’s economic future.
Key highlights of VHFA's Annual Report:
Recent data can help Vermonters make more impactful decisions about how to meet our state’s most urgent affordable housing needs. Early in 2025, the Vermont Housing Needs Assessment demonstrated a need for 24,000-36,000 additional homes over the next five years to close existing gaps and prepare for future households.
Did you know that one in four Vermont homes was built before 1939?
Older homes often lack modern energy efficiency, which means higher energy bills, less comfort, and more energy waste.