affordable housing
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Community forum: Affordable housing ideas
Despite recent efforts, in our state and nationally, to reduce the housing affordability crunch, it is quite likely we will be in the same discouraging housing situation 20…
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Letter to the editor: Middlebury zoning changes could help many
While navigating my next steps and permanent housing, my mind wandered to others in our community experiencing the same thing. Those who work and live in Middlebury and are…
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Big housing project in Middlebury taking shape
An overflow crowd of more than 50 people flooded the Middlebury municipal building conference room on Monday evening to hear details — and provide feedback on — a…
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New laws will invest $45M into housing
Gov. Phil Scott signed two key pieces of legislation Tuesday meant to address the state’s housing crisis.
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Middlebury zoning law revisions would enable affordable housing
The Middlebury Planning Commission continues to work on revisions to the community’s zoning rules that in part incentivize development in the village area while preserving the history and…
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College land buy to boost affordability in Middlebury
The apartments, multi-family and single family homes will be constructed by an independent developer and are not being built for college employees.
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Editorial: Exciting news, needed changes
News that Middlebury College has purchased 35 acres in the heart of Middlebury’s residential area to turn into 100 units of affordable housing is exciting and most welcome.
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College buys land to build affordable housing in Middlebury
One hundred units of workforce housing will be built on land close to downtown Middlebury.
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Habitat for Humanity looking for families in need
Finding candidate families for the next home remains difficult even as Vermont’s and Addison County’s lack of affordable and workforce housing continues to make headlines.
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Local affordable housing eyed for $5M in repairs
John Graham Housing & Services is planning a $5 million overhaul of several of its affordable housing projects in Vergennes, Middlebury and Bristol.