Housing

The elevator had been broken for more than five months.

Property managers blame the elevator company, which has provided ever-shifting deadlines for when the equipment might be fixed.

Personal and professional experience help Macdonald tackle housing crisis

With the closure of Randolph’s Clara Martin residential facility on June 30th, Capstone seeks out new locations for shelters.

Dismas works with the Department of Corrections to find housing for incarcerated individuals who are ready to leave jail

Participants dipped slightly after the pandemic but have rebounded since.

These Vermonters’ lives were upended by the 2023 floods. Three years later, some are still trying to find home again.

Highlighted concerns included zoning issues, questions about whether these units qualify as low-income housing and a lack of transparency regarding the decision-making process behind new developments

S.183 aims to hold fraudulent contractors accountable, while some urge caution

Rutland area residents sleep outside on March 20 to raise awareness and compassion for the homeless population.

The money will go toward the development of “safe and affordable housing.”

Customer behavior, workforce issues create challenges for cleaner residential heat.

To fix our housing crisis, Jericho woman says attitudes need to change as much as zoning regulations

BADC executive director gives an update on flood recovery projects

Colchester is a haven for manufactured housing in pricey Chittenden County

Amid a statewide housing crisis, Hinesburg is making strides to build more affordable homes

Reliance on on-site septic and well water signifies that a place “is frozen in amber, ain’t nothing gonna happen here again, it is what it is, nothing’s gonna change,” said Chris Campany, executive director of the Windham County Regional Planning Commission.

Participants come from many backgrounds: some have just graduated high school, some have worked desk jobs and want to pivot to working with their hands and some are trying to get back into the workforce.

It looks like a mobile home park. The state says it isn’t. The folks in this Williston neighborhood are frustrated they can’t access the help that classification would afford them.

A perfect storm — that’s how industry leaders describe the challenges Vermont developers face in 2025. 

Tuesday’s Town Meeting voting was not the first time the “just cause” proposal landed on Winooski’s ballot.

A new committee aims to add more housing while protecting the environment.

A new bill would inventory state properties for potential for housing development.