affordable housing
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Historic city properties sized up for housing
Two historic West Main Street properties could at some point add much needed housing stock to the city of Vergennes — one probably sooner than the other, according…
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Top Ten 2022: Housing crunch worsens
Addison County’s — and Vermont’s — dearth of affordable housing has been well-chronicled during the past three decades. And 2022 added another sad chapter to a housing dilemma…
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State encourages building mid-priced homes
With many Vermonters feeling stuck because of the increasing costs of homes and the dire lack of availability, state and local officials have announced a new program to…
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Bristol looks for ways to build more housing
Bristol’s planning commission is about to begin a deep dive into the local zoning regulations in the hopes of identifying changes that would expand housing opportunities in and…
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County housing coalition seeks towns’ support
A group of local advocates is engaged in efforts to improve housing opportunities and health care access for houseless individuals and families in Addison County.
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Letter to the editor: McGill would help affordability
We have a tremendous affordable and workforce housing shortage in Addison County and in Vermont.
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Bristol & Vergennes get housing money
The Vermont Housing & Conservation Board recently announced that it had awarded funding to create and rehabilitate 283 new homes in 12 communities statewide. One fifth of these homes will…
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Middlebury housing plan takes shape
The Middlebury community has a tremendous appetite for new details about a large, mixed-income housing development to be sited off Seminary Street Extension, and representatives of Summit Properties…
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More details coming Wednesday on Middlebury housing complex
MIDDLEBURY — The company that is planning to build more than 88 units of “mixed-income” housing off Seminary Street Extension in Middlebury will host its second public information…
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Esther Charlestin leaves Middlebury selectboard
Middlebury selectboard member Esther Charlestin is stepping down from her position due to her impending move to a different Addison County community.