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Vermont Life Magazine
Vermont Life Magazine

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Report: Housing Costs Burden Many Low-Income Vermonters

New home construction needs to double to meet demand in coming years

MONTPELIER, Vt. - Vermont's aging housing stock is inadequate, causing low-income households to spend more of their money on housing than they can afford, according to a report released today. more

Downtown and village tax credits improved and simplified
As of July 1, 2006, five tax credits available to buildings in Designated Downtowns and Designated Village Centers have been consolidated into three. These credits are now also simpler to use and more accessible to small projects.

Tax Credits Summary "" Guidelines ""
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Get the Lead Out of Vermont
A report aimed at
reducing the effects of lead
on all Vermonters


Neighborhood Stabilization Program Cover Page Image
Vermont's
Neighborhood Stabilization Program

 

new
 Vermont New Neighborhoods
Program
Expediting housing development in smart growth locations.
more on VT Neighborhoods ""

Vermont's 2009 Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation ReportVermont's 2009 Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report

Between a Rock and a Hard Place, Housing and Wages in Vermont

2009 update of the Housing Council and Housing Awareness Campaign report tracking the gap between housing
costs and wages in Vermont.

Read more about housing and wages. ""

 

The small state of Vermont boasts a rich and rewarding historical heritage. Today, that history is well preserved in an exceptional collection of state historic sites stretching the length of the state. Ranging from precontact encampments, to pivotal Revolutionary War sites, to the private homesteads of U.S. presidents, Vermont's historic sites chronicle the development of a state, its people and the nation around it.
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