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In the News, Evernorth’s Kathy Beyer: The raised ranch
Kathy Beyer of Evernorth digs into the reality of construction costs while highlighting how the low vacancies and the lack of housing availability pushes housing costs up for renters, making the clear case that now is not the time put the breaks on affordable housing construction.
Downtown Development, Central & Main, Takes Big Step Forward
WINDSOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT MOVES FORWARD Windsor, VT – Windham & Windsor Housing Trust and co-developers Evernorth have taken a big step forward on a development that will bring 25 new homes to downtown Windsor. The non-profit announced that it has...
In the News: Advocates will seek $200 million from state for housing needs
Girding for a worsening housing and homelessness crisis in Windham County and the rest of Vermont, organizations champion the idea of building permanently affordable housing to create long-term availability and stability By Ellen Pratt Commons Wednesday, January 3,...
Work Begins on Affordable Homeownership Construction Project in Springfield
Springfield, VT — Work has begun on a new affordable homeownership project on South Street in Springfield that will replace a burned and blighted house with a new, Zero Energy Modular home. The property is being redeveloped under Windham & Windsor Housing Trust’s...
In the News: WWHT’S Bellows Falls Garage Receives Award For Architectural Design
Bellows Falls, VT- Windham & Windsor Housing Trust’s Bellows Falls Garage project has received a prestigious Citation Award as part of the American Institute of Architects, Vermont Chapter (AIAVT) 2023 Design Awards. The award was presented to Montpelier-based...
ALICE HOLWAY DRIVE NAMED TO LIST OF SOUTHERN VERMONT’S ‘VITAL PROJECTS’
Rendering of Alice Holway Drive, two buildings with 25 units surrounded by trees an lawn sit at the cross roads of route 5 and Alice Holway Drive in Putney. The Vital Projects badge is imposed on top of the image.
Shifting the Experience for BIPOC Homebuyers in VT
This article originally appeared in the 2023 Fall Print Newsletter. Access the PDF here. Homeownership is one of the most common ways to build wealth in this country, but for Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), buying a home is often a challenging experience....
Send in the Grandmothers; a Reflection from Resident Board Member Ellen
I moved to 109 Green Street in Brattleboro (a Windham & Windsor Housing Trust building) about seven years ago. I always liked that part of town – the neighborhood feel, the historic architecture, the constant flow of activity to and from the nearby school...
Support & Services At Home: Empowering Residents Windsor to Guilford
This article was first published in the Fall 2023 print newsletter. View the pdf version with full formatting here Housing is often cited as one of the most important social determinants of health, and lack of affordable housing can cause instability in the form of...
Join our Team: Human Resources and Operations Manager
Summary of Job: This is an intermediate-level position that will perform duties in all aspects of WWHT HR functions including benefits administration, recruiting, performance management on-boarding and off-boarding, training and staff engagement, well-being and...
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