Four more sponsors of Nov. 18's Vermont Statewide Housing Conference to report:
That brings our roster of sponsors up to nearly 50!
There's still time to sign up your business or organization. Sponsorship packages start at just $250.
We've just completed our latest update to the "Vermont housing data profiles" section of the Vermont Housing Data Web site. We've added or updated:
A quick shout-out to the latest sponsor of the 2010 Vermont Statewide Housing Conference, coming Nov. 18:
Help make the ‘10 event a success, by becoming a sponsor: Contact Policy & Planning Manager Maura Collins.
Packages start at just $250, and all packages include logo placement at the official conference Web site.
Vermonters who rent live in the 15th least affordable state in the nation, according to a new report released by the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC), a Washington, D.C., housing advocacy group, and the Vermont Affordable Housing Coalition (VAHC) in Burlington.
The annual "Out of Reach" report, released today, says rural Vermont is one of the 10 most expensive rural areas in the nation.
Vermont’s "Housing Wage" has risen to $17.70 per hour, or $36,812 a year. This represents an increase of 54% since 2000. The national Housing Wage for 2010 is $18.44.