A new study reveals Vermont would need to add 7,000 homes annually for 25 years to solve its housing crisis. The state has never met that annual goal.

Vermont faces challenges that have bedeviled rural areas for decades: how to hang onto young people and draw in new residents ...

Carly Berlin Inside a cavernous factory at the end of a road in East Montpelier, houses get built piece by piece on an ...

By Lauren Dorsey This story is Part 2 in The Bridge’s year-long series about housing. Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity is ...

Winhall, Jamaica, Londonderry and Weston are working together to solve a shortage of affordable or workforce housing. At a ...

Vermont Governor Phil Scott focused his weekly ... The third is upending our housing market dynamics. Then the fourth is breaking down procedural barriers with our appeals, our permitting and ...

which includes the right to housing, where Vermont needs to create a human rights economy to find market and non-market-based solutions to end the current housing crisis. The governor clearly ...

The Vermont Futures Project recently announced the launch of its much-anticipated Economic Action Plan, a comprehensive, data ...

The Stonecrop Meadows project is being built on 35 acres of Middlebury College-owned land off Seminary Street Extension. Phase 1, called the “Core Village” will be 80 units. At full buildout, this ...

This increase, while modest in overall number, was likely enough to influence the already precarious housing market. Vermont home prices and rents have increased at a higher rate since 2020 than ...