The Housing Resource Center, part of the Burlington Committee on Temporary Shelter (COTS), is now open at its new location: 294 N. Winooski Ave., Burlington.
Watch for the large black and red sign that reads "294," then go to the side door at the far end of the parking area. The center is through the door by the vending machines on the left.
For information about the center, contact Janet Green at 802.861.0110 or [email protected].
VHFA staff recently analyzed income data of 5,068 tenants of subsidized rental housing in Vermont. The results confirm Vermont's housing organizations are helping those who are truly in need.
As seen above, 61% of tenants of Vermont's assisted rental units have incomes below $20,000; 74% have incomes below $25,000. Not surprisingly, the incomes of households in Section 8 assisted housing were dramatically less than non-Section 8 housing.
Registrations for the Nov. 18 Vermont Statewide Housing Conference continue to roll in.
We expect two workshops will reach capacity today: "What Lies Ahead for Vermont's Housing Economy" and "State Housing Policy Highlights" both have only a seat or two still open.
Not to worry: The day-long event has a total of 20 workshops covering many aspects of housing in Vermont.
VHFA Policy & Planning Manager Maura Collins is speaking today to a State and Local Politics class at Norwich University.
She'll address approximately 20 upper-level students on the Northfield campus on the topic of state and local housing policy.
Maura also teaches a graduate level course on housing policy at Burlington's University of Vermont.