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Ground Breaking at Allard Square, 39 apartments for seniors being developed by Cathedral Square Corporation in South Burlington
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The French Block in Montpelier - long vacant upper stories being developed for affordable apartments by Downstreet Housing & Community Development
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Heritage Court, Poultney - 17 rentals for seniors - rehab and energy efficiency work by Housing Trust of Rutland County
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Bridge and Main Housing, Hartford - 17 new downtown apartments developed by Railroad Row, LLC
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Woolson Block, Sprinfield - historic downtown building with 20 new apartments and 4 units service-supported transitional housing for at risk young adults with a live-in supervisor, developed by Springfield Housing Authority and Housing Vermont
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VHCB administers the federal HOME Investment Partnership Program for the State of Vermont. Developments with HOME funds serve low- and very low-income Vermonters, increasing affordability in rental housing developments. VHCB has awarded more than $83 million in HOME funds since the program began in 1992.
For detailed information on the HOME Program, see the HOME Program Handbook.
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