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MONTPELIER — In the last three years, the Legislature has appropriated roughly $370 million to address what may be Vermont’s biggest need: housing.“The need is really immense,” said Chris Donnelly, director of community relations for the Champlain...

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Middlebury College has acquired 35 acres with an intention of working with Summit Properties to develop 100 units of affordable and workforce housing.

Middlebury College has purchased 35 acres of land and plans to build affordable and workforce housing on the parcel.

A private college in Vermont is moving forward with a plan to develop 100 units of affordable and workforce housing that will be available to the public.

For housing developers in Vermont, Safford Commons epitomizes a particular kind of nightmare. The project's two nonprofit developers, Twin Pines Housing and Housing Vermont, now...

Property owners in Portland are suing over the location of a new women’s shelter.

A proposed 125-bed women's shelter in the Central Eastside Industrial District could be sunk by nearby property owners.

Thousands of businesses will go on the market as baby boomers retire. For best results, owners should start planning today.

Two proposed apartment buildings could bring 94 new units, as many as 79 of them affordable units, to Kennedy Drive in South Burlington, but the development review board seemed less