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New Avenue Apartments, St. Johnsbury - rehabilitation of historic downtown housing -
Hickory Street, Rutland - neighborhood redevelopment by the Rutland Housing Authority and Evernorth -
Green Street, Hinesburg, new rental houisng developed by the Champlain Housing Ttrust -
Rehabilitation and energy upgrades to rental housing on South Main Street in Hartford by Twin Pines Housing -
Safford Commons, Woodstock - family rental housing developed by Twin Pines Housing and Evernorth -
Woolson Block, Springfield - new downtown apartments in historic building by Springfield Housing Unlimited and Evernorth -
Roaring Branch, Bennington, developed by Shires Housing and Evernorth -
Algiers family housing developed by Windham & Windsor Housing Trust -
Wilder Block, Brattleboro, developed by Windham & Windsor Housing Trust
The Vermont Housing & Conservation Board (VHCB) makes grants and loans for the acquisition, rehabilitation and construction of affordable housing by nonprofit housing organizations.
Since 1987, VHCB has contributed to the development of more than 14,236 permanently affordable homes around the state. In addition to addressing the shortage of affordable housing, housing construction and rehabilitation stimulate our economy and provide jobs.
Affordable housing developments eligible for funding include rental housing, mobile home parks, single-family home ownership opportunities, and service-supported housing for seniors, victims of domestic violence, or persons with physical, developmental, or mental disabilities.
Key Initiatives
