The number of homes sold in Vermont in 2013 climbed 16 percent compared to 2012, with virtually all counties contributing to the rebound. Only Orleans County experienced fewer home sales in 2013 than in 2012.
Data and Statistics
Why are seniors less likely to move than younger households?
By: Leslie Black-Plumeau
Elderly baby boomers may be less likely to move to new "senior" housing in the numbers many expect, recent research from Harvard’s Join
New index demonstrates stability of Vermont’s single-family housing market
By: Leslie Black-Plumeau
The new “multi-indicator market index”, or MiMi, released by Freddie Mac this week, is a user-friendly tool for looking at the housing stability of markets across the country.
New research explores causes of U.S. mortgage volume decline
By: Leslie Black-Plumeau
On-line tools help Vermont municipalities address housing needs
By: Leslie Black-Plumeau
Ever wonder what can be done at the municipal level to improve housing affordability? VHFA recently expanded the Vermont Housing Data website to include a page to answer just this question.
Vermont’s use of societal condition indicators takes a giant step forward
By: Leslie Black-Plumeau
Shortage of housing grows for extremely low-income renters
By: Leslie Black-Plumeau
Access to affordable housing among top problems facing rural New England
By: Leslie Black-Plumeau
Vermont housing websites upgraded
By: Leslie Black-Plumeau
The websites managed by Vermont Housing Finance Agency, including the Vermont Housing Data , Directory of Affordable Rental Housing,