Three more sponsors of the 2010 Vermont Statewide Housing Conference to report:
Help make the 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.
Some more photos of yesterday's ribbon cutting at Brookside Village, the newest affordable housing development in Colchester.
The event received some attention in the press:
Folks from Vermont Housing Finance Agency, Champlain Housing Trust, Housing Vermont and others cut the ribbon on a new development of affordable apartments in Colchester.
Brookside Village, off Mallets Bay Avenue near the Winooski/Colchester border, adds 42 units of much-needed family housing to Chittenden County's affordable housing stock.
The $9.6 million project includes 31 two-bedroom units, eight one-bedrooms, and three three-bedroom units. Nearly all are leased.
Rent an apartment? Landlord losing the property to foreclosure? Think you have to move? Think again.
If you have a valid lease and have been paying your rent, the law says the new owner of the property most likely must honor the term of your lease. If you're renting month-to-month, you're owed 90 days' notice before you have to move out.
These protections are guaranteed under the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act passed by Congress last May.