Events

Yesterday’s housing conference prompted participant Mike McNamara of HUD (pictured at left) to wax poetic. He put pen to paper, creating what may very well be the first ever Vermont housing conference haikus:

About 450 policy makers, housing developers, lenders and advocates convened today to learn from national and state leaders and to identify the state’s most pressin

There was much to celebrate on Friday at the 16-unit

This year’s Vermont Statewide Housing Conference is posting some pretty impressive numbers. At this point we have:

VHFA’s Leslie Black-Plumeau and Housing Vermont’s Kenn Sassorossi discussed Chittenden County’s affordable housing needs with CCTV reporter Mike Cohen last night on Channel 17.

While Halloween might be filled with witches and ghosts there’s something FAR scarier that’s happening as the clock strikes midnight tomorrow: the conference registration system will close for the upcoming Vermont Statewide Housing Conference.

Vermont’s Fair Housing Project at CVOEO will begin work with partner organizations to launch a “hearts and minds campaign” about the many advantages to communities of encouraging affordable mixed income housing in locations that are conducive to sound economic development. HUD has announced the award of $125,000 for the project.

On October 1, 1979, a young Sam Falzone started what would become a 35+ year career dedicated to affordable rental housing for lower income Vermonters.

HUD has several remaining open seats for a free training in Energy Star Portfolio Manager.  This tool is intended to provide Multifamily property owners and managers with tools to better manage utility consumption and expenditures.

One-third of the conference workshops are at least half full! Register today if you want a spot in our most popular offerings: