Submitted by VHFA on 10/31/2008
Vermont has the opportunity to receive a $19.6 million grant to fund activities related to the purchase, rehabilitation, or redevelopment of abandoned or foreclosed upon homes through the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development's (HUD) Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP).
To access the funding, the Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development (ACCD) has to submit to HUD an application and amendment to Vermont's Consolidated Plan by Dec. 1.
Submitted by VHFA on 10/30/2008
Submitted by VHFA on 10/28/2008
Pre-registrations for the Nov. 18 Vermont Statewide Housing Conference are past 350 now, and workshops are beginning to fill up.
State Housing Policy reached capacity this morning. It's the second workshop to fill up after The Economy and Housing, which maxed out a few weeks ago.
There's still room in plenty of compelling sessions, but register now to be sure to get your pick.
Submitted by VHFA on 10/28/2008
Submitted by VHFA on 10/24/2008
Submitted by VHFA on 10/23/2008
Yesterday, the Center for Rural Studies (CRS) at the University of Vermont held its first focus group to help improve the Vermont Housing Data Web site.
Seven participants joined a handful of group facilitators in exploring and discussing the site during a 90-minute session.
Submitted by VHFA on 10/21/2008
Submitted by VHFA on 10/17/2008
Today is your last chance to register for the 2008 Vermont Statewide Housing Conference for the early-bird registration fee of just $40.
The fee goes up to $50 at close-of-business today — still a bargain, considering you'll get:
Submitted by VHFA on 10/16/2008
Did we say registrations for the Nov. 18 Vermont Statewide Housing Conference hit 200? Make that 300, as of this morning.
There's scant little time left to register under the $40 early-bird deal. That offer expires at 6 p.m. Friday, and the fee goes to $50.
Just another reason to register online now.
Submitted by VHFA on 10/16/2008
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